I lived at three different homes/properties in Leilani Estates through out the 1990's. Beautiful subdivision. One of the homes covered by Pele was my friend Gary's on Luana Street.
So interesting to see it now that things are settling down. You’re videography is really good now too. Discovery channel is going to be sending you offers soon!
Very cool. Is he planning to go back and rebuild when it cools off? I would think those cracks, if filled with mulch, would be great for planting trees in!
I'm not sure if he plans to rebuild, I doubt it. Those cracks radiate heat sometimes up to 200 degrees, so plants and trees would get burned up. Plus some of them are up to 40 feet deep.
@@LifeontheBigRock I meant when it all cools down. He's got a gorgeous place. I'd throw up a small cottage and call it a day. Maybe even a tiny home on wheels, "just in case" That way if it happens again, he can tow his house out of there.
You're right. Pure sulphur is yellow. The white material seen is due to gypsum, which is a material containing sulphur (gypsum is calcium sulfate), and is usually present along with pure sulphur in volcanic eruptions. In fact, the famous Sulphur Banks at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are mostly white due to the predominance of gypsum, along with lesser amounts of sulphur.
That was AMAZING! Absolutely fantastic!
Thank you so much Sasha.
@@LifeontheBigRock and thank you guys 😍
I lived at three different homes/properties in Leilani Estates through out the 1990's. Beautiful subdivision. One of the homes covered by Pele was my friend Gary's on Luana Street.
Probably the best tour of lava fissures I have seen, great closeups and drone views. Mahalo.
So fascinating. Thank you for sharing!
So interesting to see it now that things are settling down. You’re videography is really good now too. Discovery channel is going to be sending you offers soon!
Fascinating tour! Thank you for sharing
Just bought a property in nanawali next town over at a discount, wish me luck........
Sounds awesome, enjoy!
Thanks for the video 😁👍🏻 I was there in 2019..amazing to see how much has changed..
So destructive yet amazing.
Mahalo for a great video!
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Hearing the lava crunch underfoot is unnerving.
Very cool. Is he planning to go back and rebuild when it cools off? I would think those cracks, if filled with mulch, would be great for planting trees in!
I'm not sure if he plans to rebuild, I doubt it. Those cracks radiate heat sometimes up to 200 degrees, so plants and trees would get burned up. Plus some of them are up to 40 feet deep.
@@LifeontheBigRock I meant when it all cools down. He's got a gorgeous place. I'd throw up a small cottage and call it a day. Maybe even a tiny home on wheels, "just in case" That way if it happens again, he can tow his house out of there.
Are these cracks like the ones at Lava Tree Park?
similar to Lava Tree.
Sulphur is not white....
You're right. Pure sulphur is yellow. The white material seen is due to gypsum, which is a material containing sulphur (gypsum is calcium sulfate), and is usually present along with pure sulphur in volcanic eruptions. In fact, the famous Sulphur Banks at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are mostly white due to the predominance of gypsum, along with lesser amounts of sulphur.