Volcano Oozes Lava Into Ocean at 2 New Points
From Times Wire Reports
Lava from Kilauea volcano has begun dropping into the ocean at two new points, treating visitors at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to a fiery show.
Getting to one of the new ocean-entry spots involves a hike of about 1 1/2 miles from the park ranger station across the old lava flow. The other spot is less accessible -- on the far side of the park near the former site of Kalapana, a town that was covered by lava from Kilauea in 1990.
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