Volcanoes
By: Ashlyn Markowitz
Come to Hawaii!
Hawaii is really not a bad place to live. It might have volcanoes like Kilauea, but a lot of people mistake them as being bad, Bad, BAD! Good is also in volcanoes.
See the Bright Side of Volcanoes
Volcanoes provide many of the things we need to survive. When they erupt, the lava travels very slowly, a thin layer of flexible igneous rock making it travel even slower. Igneous rock is the hardened lava on the mountain, so that when it erupts again, it travels even slower than before.
Volcanoes don't only create rock, but they call mudslides to crops, helping them grow. They also lower temperatures, which in Hawaii that's helpful. And with extra energy and electricity, that helps coolers even more!
Don't Panic
Kilauea Bursting
Always make sure you are prepared if this happens (above). And I'm not saying that to make you uncomfortable.
Plenty of Time to Prepare
You will always have plenty of time to get all of your supply and special needs. Because lava is the body of a snail.
Safety Kit
To stay safe from volcanoes, have a safety kit in hand. Your safety kit should include a flashlight, food ( like energy bars, okay maybe a couple of chocolate covered marshmallows) water, batteries, first aid kit, and a radio.
6-13-13 - 3 Hawaii Kilauea Volcano Puu Oo Vent Lava Flow Nikon D800
BURST On Over!
This is your Place
Now that you have more information about volcanoes, now you understand why they are the best to be next to out of floods, earthquakes, and volcanoes. So come on, your always welcome.
Come to your Place, It's a Blast!
Come on, you know where you want to be. Burst on over and get settled. See Kilauea, get in a hot tub, and enjoy the pristine beaches. Of course it's up to you, but if you decide to move, come to Hawaii.