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February 23rd 2008
Published: March 2nd 2008
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When the lava flows from the volcano it sometimes forms tubes as the outside of the flow cools and the molten lava runs from the centre. We had a trip into one of these on Volcan Villarrica that was formed 2000 years ago.

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The tube entranceThe tube entrance
The tube entrance
The glassy inside surfaceThe glassy inside surface
The glassy inside surface
One of the largest parts of the cavesOne of the largest parts of the caves
One of the largest parts of the caves
A later lava low that has trickled into the caveA later lava low that has trickled into the cave
A later lava low that has trickled into the cave
Chocolate coatedChocolate coated
Chocolate coated
Lots of iron in the lava forms a brown glass that looks just like chocolate
The intrepid exlorersThe intrepid exlorers
The intrepid exlorers
The way out.The way out.
The way out.


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