There were dome fountains out of several of the skylights feeding fast-moving lava flows. Jim Kauahikaua in front of a dome fountain from a skylight at 2,450 feet elevation. Photo by Carl Thornber, U.S. Geological Survey, February 1, 1996. Nighttime view of dome fountain at the skylight at 2,450 feet elevation. Photo by Carl Thornber, U.S. Geological Survey, February 1, 1996.
Nothing is funnier than seeing visitors in high-heels trying to walk over uneven pahoehoe.
The interviewer asked the question, I put together a reasonable response, and my colleague would then answer the interviewer in his own words on camera. I had to look away every time he was on camera for fear that I would laugh and disrupt the interview. I ran into a strange woman one day while working out in the middle of nowhere behind a locked gate. She looked really weird with a young body but old wrinkled face and white hair. I never saw her again.