I took a boat trip from Issac Hale Beach down to the lava sea entry point, about 15 miles each way. What an experience. Hours later and I swear I can still taste sulphur in my mouth. I don't know what I was more scared by, the prospect of an unexpectedly violent lava explosion - I'd say we were only 6 or 7m away at one point, or falling out of the boat (very low sides, no railings) as we pitched and rolled viewing the lava.もっと詳しく
旅行者A lump of lava fizzing away on the surface. All the time I could hear the clattering of pieces hitting the bottom of the boat. The skipper has a sensor fitted to the hull to check water temp and they pulled a bucketful in for us to test (obvs wasn't scalding where we were!)
旅行者 My hair is standing on end because it really was scary at times
旅行者 A lump of lava fizzing away on the surface. All the time I could hear the clattering of pieces hitting the bottom of the boat. The skipper has a sensor fitted to the hull to check water temp and they pulled a bucketful in for us to test (obvs wasn't scalding where we were!)
旅行者 The chopped off end of a lava tube, which can form where the edges of a channel in a flow cool, eventually sealing over. We passed loads