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| The Blue Moon setting this morning: it's the second full moon this month, so it's a blue moon. |
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| We shared a dragon fruit for breakfast, along with our cereal. Then we drove to the volcano. |
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| From afar we could see the fumes rising from the vent in the crater. |
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| Lunch at a picnic table near the visitor center of the National Park. |
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| Miriam and Alice entering the famous Thurston Lava Tube. |
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| In the lava tube. |
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| Steam rising from a vent in the ground. |
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| Sulfur deposited on a rock near a vent. |
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| Vents and sulfur deposits. |
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| In the forests around the volcano, fascinating ferns and other flowers. |
2 comments:
Hawaii is my favorite and your photos are great! The flowers, volcano, ocean, all amazing. We were there during the 9/11 attacks. Honolulu was like a ghost town the next day or two. It's a fabulous place!!!
What does dragon fruit taste like? It's gorgeous! Sweet? Tart? Delicious or not-so-much? Looks like a fun day at the volcano, too!
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