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Kicker rock

This is in the channel that splits Kicker rock. Kicker rock is a peice of volcanic lava which spewed from a volcano some 4 million years ago. They say it cooled before it came to rest on the bottom. Kicker rock is about the size of a rugby field and 150m tall in some places.
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