Pele was pretty active this morning and is moving forward pretty fast. There were lots of active surface flows on the coastal plains, both flow tips are spreading out further each way. The distal tip of the flow gained another 50-100 yards since yesterday and moving towards the ocean. With nice wind conditions and a beautiful day it's a great day to be out and see some lava #lava #61g #pahoehoe #volcano #lavarock #itsamazingoutthere #kilauea #lavahike #liquidrock #bigisland #yvonnebaurphotography #natgeo #hotlava #hawaiivolcanoesnps #hnnsunrise #lavahike #lavaflow #surfaceflow #geology #usgs #epic #eruption #bigislandhawaii

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Timelapse views of advancing surface lava flow lobes, Kilauea, Hawaii