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  • 1 Planet 1 BagMarc ScheulinHilo, Hawaii: yr 1, home 1
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    • Day 7
    • Tuesday, March 5, 2024 at 10:30 AM
    • ⛅ 61 °F
    • Altitude: 4,068 ft
    • United StatesUēkahuna Bluff19°26’4” N  155°16’52” W

    Tree Molds

    March 5, 2024 in the United States ⋅ ⛅ 61 °F

    When a healthy large tree stands in the path of lava it’s pretty much going to catch fire and burn up. In some locations, some trees, are both large and very moist. In those cases the lava flow gets near enough to catch the outside on fire, but the inside is wet enough to resist the flames. The trees outside contacts the lava and the lava hardens forming a shell. The inside part of the tree cools the lava just enough, leaving these hollow holes. These are called tree molds, and although there aren’t many they are really cool to see. Get it, cool to see?Read more

    Adel Welty

    Travelernow THAT is something I have never heard of and its pretty cool how Mother Nature can do things like that.

    3/8/24Reply
    Connie Wissner

    TravelerInteresting

    3/9/24Reply
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