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We stumbled upon this once-highly-fluid flow by pure chance.
This type of lava formation is classified as "Pāhoehoe" ( a Hawaiian term, meaning smooth, unbroken lava). It is a VERY rare form of lava to find in the Mojave, so it was a windfall that my sister and I happened to spot it.
Judging by the fact that there was no garbage of footprints in the immediate vicinity, we may have been the first people to ever see it!
This type of lava formation is classified as "Pāhoehoe" ( a Hawaiian term, meaning smooth, unbroken lava). It is a VERY rare form of lava to find in the Mojave, so it was a windfall that my sister and I happened to spot it.
Judging by the fact that there was no garbage of footprints in the immediate vicinity, we may have been the first people to ever see it!
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It's full of surprises --- literally.
The Naica Caverns in Mexico have stuff inside of them that'll make you flip your lid!
Have a look; http://www.crystalinks.com/mexicocrystals.html
The Naica Caverns in Mexico have stuff inside of them that'll make you flip your lid!
Have a look; http://www.crystalinks.com/mexicocrystals.html
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