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RE: Recent flow activity - Amrita - 07-01-2014 Have hiked Capt. Trail many times when it was allowed before closure by HVNP a few years ago. Many people have been airlifted out when they got lost over the years. Who pays for the rescue? I assume it's the county? Do they then bill the non-compliant lost hikers? Good luck with that. RE: Recent flow activity - unknownjulie - 07-01-2014 Now, there are photos posted too. Really good ones. It shows the dead lava tube - up above the current level of the lava. That is why the lava is no longer flowing through it. Also, there is now a "lava shield" and I am not sure if this means the lava has stopped flowing, or is now just building up. RE: Recent flow activity - ericlp - 07-01-2014 It's Dead Jim! http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/maps/uploads/image-90.jpg Yay! But, hmmm, it's still not flowing into the ocean yet. Still good news! ------------------------- To email me click on Link http://is.gd/QMfVEX RE: Recent flow activity - TomK - 07-02-2014 quote:"Brits" seem to be coming under more scrutiny than ever before on Punaweb. I know it's almost July 4th, but wonder what's up? RE: Recent flow activity - Justin - 07-02-2014 Watching all the British announcers on the World Cup the last 3+ weeks. RE: Recent flow activity - bluesboy - 07-03-2014 The 900 tonnes/day amount was in response to the June 27 event. It's likely the gases already went back down to their background levels. RE: Recent flow activity - birchl - 07-03-2014 Yeah, lay off the Brits!! we're a nice bunch. And we speak English better than anybody else does #10048; RE: Recent flow activity - geochem - 07-03-2014 quote: A couple of points of information here: 1) metric tonnes (1000 kg) simply complies with scientific units, nothing Brit about it. 2) Pu'u O'o and Halema'uma'u are producing sulfur dioxide; the whining in lower Puna is about hydrogen sulfide; at the typical levels of exposure, sulfur dioxide is the more damaging compound but hydrogen sulfide stinks - the real source of the whining. RE: Recent flow activity - dakine - 07-03-2014 quote: Yo geochem, I know to you it's whining.. but to them it's concern. And, considering the value of your post, i.e. to provide an educational insight, don't you think it would be much more effective if you were to phase it in terms of respect rather than otherwise, especially when you consider it's them you're trying to educate? RE: Recent flow activity - birdmove - 07-03-2014 Hey, I like the Brits.I probably will never get there, but would like to someday. I would like to go there some day and go motorcycle riding in the country. I don't ask for much..... Jon in Keaau/HPP |