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Old 06-25-2009, 05:54 PM
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It is a reddish brown. Since its very old volcano activity, the rocks have broken down. When I got there I said it was sand and some locals told me it was the remains of the lava flows. I believed them as it is different from all the beach sands there. And there are a lot of differences on different beaches.
I've seen video of the black lava flows on the big island, that stuff is geologically brand new
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