chanel no. fly

Jan 25th, 14:12pm
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Toe of an advancing pahoehoe from Mauna Ulu on black sand at Kaena Point, October 11, 1972. The “skin” on such flows is said to be flexible enough to support a man’s weight. Jumping on the skin may cause molten lava to be forced out the toe. Photo credit: D.W. Peterson, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, U.S. Geological Survey

Toe of an advancing pahoehoe from Mauna Ulu on black sand at Kaena Point, October 11, 1972. The “skin” on such flows is said to be flexible enough to support a man’s weight. Jumping on the skin may cause molten lava to be forced out the toe. Photo credit: D.W. Peterson, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, U.S. Geological Survey

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