Nature Parks HAWAI'I VOLCANOES PARK

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HAWAII VOLCANOES PARK Located to the south east of Hawaii, the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is the youngest island in the archipelago and the only one that contains active volcanoes. Its abundant vegetation and beautiful volcanic landscape attracts tourists, explorers and scientists from all over the world. To experience this ... paradise born of lava is to glimpse into the early beginnings of Planet Earth. The dry, dark-coloured side of the volcanoes, the Kau Desert, is almost lifeless. Lava stifles any form of plant life and the magnificent expanse of strange, dark scenery and huge, billowing clouds is a truly awe-inspiring spectacle that is like nowhere else on Earth. The park contains the world's most active volcano, Kilauea and also its largest, Mauna Loa. For the Hawaiians, the environs of Halema`Uma`U, the "House of Fire," and the crater itself, were once the most holy place in the entire archipelago and the tremendous dimensions of the crater and the clearly visible strata that have accumulated during many thousands of years, are particularly impressive. In spite of the lava, the humid north east of the island has created a jungle, while the southwest is rich in savannah, a visual symphony of mighty eucalyptus trees and plants up to eight metres tall that are framed by dark lava. Where once scorching volcanic streams flowed, today the sun beams down onto the benign, cooled down surface of the lava. When visiting the world's most active volcano, Kilauea, it's like witnessing Earth's creation. When the blazing red lava sizzles into the sea and the water boils and the clouds glow, the might of the Earth is at its most extreme. Those who experience the raw beauty of this island will never forget the many unforgettable moments surrounded by a natural environment that has learned to constantly renew itself in dramatic style.
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  • Runtime: 45 minutes
  • Release year: 2007
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Synopsis: HAWAII VOLCANOES PARK Located to the south east of Hawaii, the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is the youngest island in the archipelago and the only one that contains active volcanoes. Its abundant vegetation and beautiful volcanic landscape attracts tourists, explorers and scientists from all over the world. To experience this paradise born of lava is to glimpse into the early beginnings of Planet Earth. The dry, dark-coloured side of the volcanoes, the Kau Desert, is almost lifeless. Lava stifles any form of plant life and the magnificent expanse of strange, dark scenery and huge, billowing clouds is a truly awe-inspiring spectacle that is like nowhere else on Earth. The park contains the world's most active volcano, Kilauea and also its largest, Mauna Loa. For the Hawaiians, the environs of Halema`Uma`U, the "House of Fire," and the crater itself, were once the most holy place in the entire archipelago and the tremendous dimensions of the crater and the clearly visible strata that have accumulated during many thousands of years, are particularly impressive. In spite of the lava, the humid north east of the island has created a jungle, while the southwest is rich in savannah, a visual symphony of mighty eucalyptus trees and plants up to eight metres tall that are framed by dark lava. Where once scorching volcanic streams flowed, today the sun beams down onto the benign, cooled down surface of the lava. When visiting the world's most active volcano, Kilauea, it's like witnessing Earth's creation. When the blazing red lava sizzles into the sea and the water boils and the clouds glow, the might of the Earth is at its most extreme. Those who experience the raw beauty of this island will never forget the many unforgettable moments surrounded by a natural environment that has learned to constantly renew itself in dramatic style.
Directed by: TravelVideoStore.com
Runtime: 45 minutes
Release year: 2007
Studio: TravelVideoStore.com
ASIN: B002QV54DO (Rental) and B002QUU79G (Purchase)
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1.0 out of 5 stars Poor quality, January 3, 2010
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It seems to me that this was the production of an absolute beginner.
The Volcanoe Park has many things to show from erupting volcanoes to flowing lava. Nothing of this is shown in the movie.
There are too many scenes showing just lava fields and some flowers or people walking on the lava.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Very poorly done, August 21, 2010
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Lee Kaplan (FEASTERVILLE TREVOSE, PA, US) - See all my reviews
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I rented this to learn more about the islands,but learned nothing from this film. Video and music both are very poor quality. No real information about history,current conditions or any particular plant/wild life is given.
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