This is the cooled lava which forms the floor fo the Kilauea Caldera. When I took this shot, I was about 20 m above the floor on a cliff.
posted by Roman Dzioba @ 4:25 AM
Wednesday, March 16, 2005
This is the cooled lava which forms the floor fo the Kilauea Caldera. When I took this shot, I was about 20 m above the floor on a cliff.
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