Brownish Lava by sharky_

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jun 19, 2008

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My wife is with me on this hike and we had already finished a hike to "Mauna Ulu" . We started at the Kulanaokuaiki Camp site and made our own trails over this brownish lava terrain. Caution to the wind direction should be watched because of the sulfur dioxide in the area. When the wind did shift, we made sure we were well out of the area but not without some pictures. Interesting lobes of lava. Aloha and thank you for viewing Best when Zoom....

Comments (17)

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beachzz

2:48AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

Wow, very trippy formation of this lava, you have the MOST interesting places to go there!!!

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babuci

3:04AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

Interesting mound, I see many forms in there...actualy one but many times. Great capture as always Errol.

Liam.

3:10AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

excellent find

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SapUS59

4:25AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

amazing capture and lava formation, great work !!

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fredster66

4:37AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

That formation ia amazing. Zoom does look impressive, a great photo!

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timtripp

6:15AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

fascinating!

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hotracer2

6:37AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

Cool formation:):):)

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flora-crassella

9:14AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

...super Aufnahme! Die Lava scheint einen Haufen Bäume unter sich begraben zu haben.

MrsLubner

10:31AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

It does look like a giant earthworm mound. This is a very special view of this area. The brown lava is great!

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CavalierLady

10:51AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

What a fascinating display of lava! The most unusual and interesting I have seen, and for the brownish color also. I know you have mentioned that it is unpleasant, but is the sulfur dioxide so concentrated that it is actually dangerous, since your mentioned caution? A great shot!

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