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cov47Caldera2Pan Panoramic photo from the July 16th field trip to Halemaumau Caldera. cov47Caldera2Pan
cov48Caldera4Pan While at the observing point of Halemaumau I got a shot with Mauna Loa in the background. cov48Caldera4Pan
cov49P7161470 Don Swanson (USGS shirt to the left) and the now deceased Don Peterson (in the greenish shirt in the center) while at the observing point of Halemaumau. cov49P7161470
cov50P7161493 Later on the 16th the group on the field trip went to the coast to see where former flows had cut off the road. This is a cool arch that the sea is eroding away. cov50P7161493
cov51P7161539 We also saw some cool things from the Mauna Ulu eruption like tree molds where the lava went around a tree and burned it out to leave a mold,... cov51P7161539
cov52P7161542 Pele's Tears, and... cov52P7161542
cov53P7161545 reticulite. cov53P7161545
cov54P7191607 July 19th and 20th were the last two days in Hawai'i. I attended another workshop on Lava Flow Mitigation that was pretty cool. One of the lecturers was another well-known volcanologist - Jack Lockwood. cov54P7191607
cov55P7211708 On July 20th I left for Fairbanks. Once again I couldn't pass up a chance to take pictures of a volcano from the air - Mt. Rainier with Mt. Adams to the right of it in the background. This was an excellent trip, but could have been better if Kate got to come along with me. cov55P7211708

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