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July Fourth Fireworks Are an Everyday Occurrence at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
You'll be hard-pressed to find a more dynamic setting than at ocean's edge at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park when a river of molten lava is pouring into the Pacific Ocean.
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