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  1. Strode10:42 AM, March 27, 2008

    Hey Alan, that's pretty cool!
    (sorry, I meant "that's pretty hot!)

    My friend in Pearl City sent a link to the USGS web cams at Kilauea just a couple of days ago.

    http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/cam3/
    is at the summit.

    He said that there is some talk about evacuating one of the nearby communities due to the high sulfuric acid content of the gas and a lack of wind to blow it away.


    Praying for a restful time for you.

    Rick

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