Because everyone else is doing it…
Big Island 2011: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
One of the days during my trip was spent taking the long drive to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. I explored Kilauea — which has no lava flowing at the moment — and also took a guided hike of a rainforest on the slopes of Mauna Loa.
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- Black sand beach
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- Yet another sea turtle, this time on the black sand beach
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- An active spot in Kilauea’s crater
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- A closer look
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- Looking down the Chain of Craters road toward the ocean
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- Almost looks like a selective color shot
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- I love all the patterns and textures in lava
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- It’s amazing that anything grows in this environment
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- So much for this road…
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- This area looks even more stark in black & white
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- You can hike across this crater if you have a few hours
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- Nice photo in the rainforest
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- A type of pheasant
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- Bird nest
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- Cool leaves
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- Nettle that doesn’t sting
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- Nice texture
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- I like the contrast between the tree and the sky
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- A very cool tree
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- This is a flower on a very rare hibiscus tree
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