Thank you, Stacy for showing us your property and the canyon. The video was incredible!! Thank you Scott for introducing us to Stacy. You are both amazing people. That looks like our tree! Hi Charles. I'm in awe.
In the face of extraordinary circumstances the resilience , bravery and resourcefulness of some people never fails to amaze and inspire me. Ask many young people who their heroes are and they will reel off the names of reality tv "stars" and pop singers, when the real role models could be found closer to home in their own communities. Thank you Stacey , and thank you Scott. Incredible filming. Blessings from the UK.
One of the most extraordinary sights of this whole thing. That and Stacey's good-humoured resilience. Thanks for sharing, guys. Enough people like the three of you and Leilani will prosper as a neighbourhood and a community :-)
Oh my, so Stacey just lost both her homes! Bad enough to lose one, but two. My condolences. Also, thank you Stacey for sharing your circumstances with Scott and all of us. And for those super little vids on your phone. I hope you have copies. They're one in a million.
Did she say Napa? OMG!!! And then this? WOW!! I'm so sorry! I'm in Sonoma County and was just a couple of miles away north of where the fire came over the ridges. I'm in Windsor and all my neighbors and I were on high alert, but luckily didn't have to leave. I just hunkered down and stayed inside out of the smoke. But she went through those fires and then the volcano eruption. If you see her, tell her I'm thinking of her and wishing her the very best. She is a survivor and will pull through all this. Thanks for this video, Scott! This brings it even closer to home.
Fascinating video. Stacey is a amazingly strong woman. It was great of her to share all this with us and thanks again Scott for keeping us in the loop.
Scott, I got your Calendar, and it is BEAUTIFUL (caps are necessary). You took so many beautiful photos during the event. Each month could be framed and hung on the wall. Mahalo for all you do.
[Mouth gaping open] watching in awe. Hmmmm...those footprints from Charles' video...small world. I live in the next City from Napa where she lost property. Very sad. Great job Scott & Charles.
Wow this was just amazing and sad at the same time. Mahalo Scott and Stacey for sharing your loss. Stacey I live south of Napa in Morgan Hill and I am so sorry you lost your ranch as well. These fires have been devastating and the loss of so many homes and for you to lose both must be so difficult but you outwardly appear to be holding up. Thoughts and Prayers are with you and so many others. Aloha!
When Stacy said lava added six feet, it looked like there was not more than six feet there. Then she said you were looking at 100 feet, wow. A lava waterfall, just when I thought I’d seen it all. So sorry Stacy you lost not one but two beautiful places. I hope her Leilani place will revegetate and be habitable. Thank you three for sharing the experience. Ahhhhhmazing!
Hi Scott! WOW!! That cavern or hole or canyon is shocking to see!! Look how deep it is! Unbelievable! And, is that our lone tree? It's right next to her house! WOW!! Awesome! That sure looks like it! So cool! I'm sorry, I get so focused on that tree! I should be focused on this amazing deep gulch in her backyard! At least, her tiny House is still there, in bad shape, but still there! Amazing how close she was to #8! All that tephra, too! So deep! This all is just amazing. Stacey seems like a nice woman. So sad this all came through so close to her house. Will she stay there, you think? I hope she had insurance. I hope all these residents had insurance. Tell her thank you for letting you over there and filming all of this for us to see and especially for history sakes. Just amazing! Thanks also, Scott, for focusing for awhile on the lone tree. I think you knew that was the lone tree. Lol Has to be! Thanks so much, Scott! This was incredible to see! Simply amazing! Well, that was exciting. You take care and I hope you had a great rest of your Saturday. Til soon! ~ Barb :-) ♡
Holy Cow ! That is amazing ! Thank the lady for allowing you to video her place. The shear power and volume of the lava and tephra that has covered the landscape around the place is almost demonic .I can see now, just how hard people are doing it right now. Thanks for sharing this Scott. It is gonna be a long hard slog to get back to some thing resembling " normal" for a lot of the residents in and around this lava field.
Mind blown (ka-boom)….what an experience...and the house is still there....actually looks salvagable. Will she stay, Scott? I just love her and hope something wonderful comes her way soon.
Jim Idaloha What she is showing you is what we called The Grand Canyon when I lived in Leilani in 2013-14. I called you in May to try and get you to go look for the canyon. Amazing to see the footage she shot when the flow was going off. Glad you found the canyon. It is much smaller and more shallow now than what it used to be.
Wow! what a perspective, wow, wow, wow 😲 and I was going to complain about the chat over when I got the notification. Having trouble getting over Stacy's presence, attitude. Can't find the right word to describe what in other circumstances I would say good cheer. I'm astounded. Mahalo Scott for sharing both this aftermath and woman's remarkable human spirit.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us It seems this has been a hard year for your guest I send healing vibrations may life bless you all with happiness and joy
Absolutely amazing!! I’d really like to directly view Stacey’s footage of the lava flowing over the bank of that crack! Just ama..., er, unbelieveable! InSANE! 🤪 Thanks to Stacey for sharing; and to Charles, too, for his probative questions.
And it does the same inside your lungs....which is rather bad. I wonder how many people will have suffered damage to their lungs from this event thats not bad enough to see a doctor, but could effect them in later life.
Wow , that lava hole was deep , & that fissure at the back is still steaming quite alot , i can't believe those videos on staceys phone , it would have made me run a mile , i would've been terrified lol , but to see it close up like that is brilliant , a good bit of videoing today scot , thanks letting us see that scot & stacey , mahalo , aloha to you both , lori ; - ))
"Quoting "Wow oh wow". Unbelievable" Indeed its crazy. Thanks We are grateful for Touring of her place and showing the effect of lava. . Thanks a lot. OMG
Scott, thank Stacy for sharing a tour of her home and letting us see what people living there are facing. Have to say it makes me wonder about the house supports underneath on the piers and also all the nails used in construction. Thoughts then go to the wiring. Did the plastic coating on the wiring protect the wires inside from the gas effects, in which case the ends can just be re-cut and re-stripped and not a total rewiring job? Please wish her all the best moving forward and back to some kind of normal live there.
Am I’m right, in saying that lady said that the crevice was there before the eruption. Then perhaps she should say thank you because it looks like in her video the crevice actually saved her house. Thank you for showing it. I’m so happy that she has a house to come back to. I know she will need to do repairs but at least it is still standing. Please thank her for showing this to us.
Thank her ever so much for sharing her experience,to see it through another's eyes is quite an experience,never mind living through it.she seems so upbeat after all that happened,incredible to see the aftermath at different places,just one question,what do you do with all that tetra it's as thick as snow?
Oh, Stacy is a strong lady! Sorry for her losing so much. It hurts to know there was jungle before and now it looks like this. Thanks for sharing! I´m glad it ended and everyone of that cool people and nature can recover. Sleeeeeeeep dear Pele, sleeeeeeep....mother earth spit out that stuff deep down the ocean where no one is affected, please!
The lone tree on the Sarah Desert, oh sorry Scott, HAWAII! This is the same gorgeous tree you have captured in so many different videos. My favorite is the morning it was a beautiful purple haze. The same, yet always different. Mahalo Scott. See ya tomorrow.
ApauHawaiiTours and so is your video - Stacy is pretty chilled considering what she went trough... By the way just got 2 mangos the size of my head but I think they are from California, not Hawai’i 😁
Julie, I have watched ALL of Scott's videos, and liked them all since May 4th or 5th when he started loading this lava flow. And then I watched some of his older videos.
So, a few friends checked out Stacey's Facebook page! I can confirm that she did not steal the legendary white lava chair. She had one on her property from the beginning. LMAO
It's12:15 am and I am usually up til one or so. But my daughter and son in law are at a friends land breaking/ birthday party up the street. They may come spend the night if they don't want to drive home 40 minutes away.
@@KIRALYW Or sunset, Scott's either taking videos, editing videos, sending thank you notes, baking muffins, visiting, giving tours...my guess is he rarely sleeps...& when he does, he's dreaming of the next adventure...Mahalo friend, sneak a nap...
Yes, this atmosphere would kill. No chance to survive without protection. I guess die spoons, forks etc. are only platet. Silver can stand such an atmosphere, after a polish it is shiny again. But to see it is unbelievable. Greetings from Germany
This is one of your coolest videos yet. Lots of amazing stories for you and your neighbors to tell the grandkids! My wife and I are coming to Puna for ten days last week Nov, first week Dec to look at property. Can't wait!
Any idea if property values dropped, or what they're doing post lava? We were stationed on Oahu, and visited the volcano park. We have talked over the years about may e retiring to the Big Island, but I'm very hesitant for good reason. Good luck to you.
When involved with stainless steel in the early 1980's the best stuff resisting acid corrosion is none magnetic, so if a magnet sticks to it, it will rot. If a magnet does not stick to stainless steel it will resist acid corrosion. Love to you all, great footage.
True... But when sulfur get involved in the equation, the story change; there is plenty of articles online about "sulfur and stainless steel" (pitting corrosion type). ...And i bet there is plenty of "sulfur aerosol" there (so sad).
Scott...what about knee replacements, stents in hearts, pacemakers, pins placed in surgeries? Do people need to be checked before they start dropping like flies? What about phones? Coin collections...list goes on and on.
Replacements are not in danger, because when it is getting so deep ph (concentration of acid) the body will not survive. But acid is dangerous to skin and lungs . I am sure, that no human being could have survived in this area without a complete protection suit for body and respirator. Coins are made of silver and gold. SO2 gas can't destroy them. After a polish they will shine again. Greetings from Germany
I'd love to see them too. Someone with facebook would have to post the link to the videos for non-fb people to see. You just can't look up their account unless they are sharing with the public.
Go to Google and Type in Stacy Welsh Hawaii It will show her page and (Y Cats) from Pearl Harbor. You may have to have a FaceBook to see it. Her videos are shared with the public. It takes 2 minutes to set up a page and you don't ever have to use it and can delete at anytime.
I found Stacy Welch's (correct spelling) fb page, however she has not made the photos or videos public. Like many I have no interest in getting a fb account, bad enough they collect info on and track us even if when we don't have one and just visit a fb page to see what people on fb want to share.
Thank you, Stacy for showing us your property and the canyon. The video was incredible!! Thank you Scott for introducing us to Stacy. You are both amazing people. That looks like our tree! Hi Charles. I'm in awe.
In the face of extraordinary circumstances the resilience , bravery and resourcefulness of some people never fails to amaze and inspire me. Ask many young people who their heroes are and they will reel off the names of reality tv "stars" and pop singers, when the real role models could be found closer to home in their own communities. Thank you Stacey , and thank you Scott. Incredible filming. Blessings from the UK.
One of the most extraordinary sights of this whole thing. That and Stacey's good-humoured resilience. Thanks for sharing, guys. Enough people like the three of you and Leilani will prosper as a neighbourhood and a community :-)
Oh my, so Stacey just lost both her homes! Bad enough to lose one, but two. My condolences. Also, thank you Stacey for sharing your circumstances with Scott and all of us. And for those super little vids on your phone. I hope you have copies. They're one in a million.
Did she say Napa? OMG!!! And then this? WOW!! I'm so sorry! I'm in Sonoma County and was just a couple of miles away north of where the fire came over the ridges. I'm in Windsor and all my neighbors and I were on high alert, but luckily didn't have to leave. I just hunkered down and stayed inside out of the smoke. But she went through those fires and then the volcano eruption. If you see her, tell her I'm thinking of her and wishing her the very best. She is a survivor and will pull through all this. Thanks for this video, Scott! This brings it even closer to home.
That is crazy!!! I am so glad she could grab it in video to share. Thank you for taking us with you , Scott!!! WoW.
Fascinating video. Stacey is a amazingly strong woman. It was great of her to share all this with us and thanks again Scott for keeping us in the loop.
Thank you Scott and Stacy for sharing this with us. Absolutely incredible! And, hello Charles!
Mother nature is truly amazing. Please tell her thanks for sharing with all of us!
Blizzards aren’t so bad! I’ll never again complain about the snow!
That was amazing. Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm glad your house is still intact.
How does Tracy stay so cheerful - I wish I was as brave and pragmatic as she is. Tracy is quite incredible.
My heart goes out to Stacey. What a year. She seems super resilient!
Stacy, you are brave! Thank you for sharing your story.
Scott, I got your Calendar, and it is BEAUTIFUL (caps are necessary). You took so many beautiful photos during the event. Each month could be framed and hung on the wall. Mahalo for all you do.
[Mouth gaping open] watching in awe. Hmmmm...those footprints from Charles' video...small world. I live in the next City from Napa where she lost property. Very sad. Great job Scott & Charles.
Wow this was just amazing and sad at the same time. Mahalo Scott and Stacey for sharing your loss. Stacey I live south of Napa in Morgan Hill and I am so sorry you lost your ranch as well. These fires have been devastating and the loss of so many homes and for you to lose both must be so difficult but you outwardly appear to be holding up.
Thoughts and Prayers are with you and so many others. Aloha!
When Stacy said lava added six feet, it looked like there was not more than six feet there. Then she said you were looking at 100 feet, wow. A lava waterfall, just when I thought I’d seen it all. So sorry Stacy you lost not one but two beautiful places. I hope her Leilani place will revegetate and be habitable. Thank you three for sharing the experience. Ahhhhhmazing!
I'm speechless watching this video and the playback of the active lava flow. To see the incredible change to the landscape unbelievable. Happy tours.
Oh my!!! This is incredible especially with backstory to go with it! Thank you Stacy for sharing your experience!!!
thank you so much Scott and Stacy. All the best Stacy.
Hi Scott! WOW!! That cavern or hole or canyon is shocking to see!! Look how deep it is! Unbelievable! And, is that our lone tree? It's right next to her house! WOW!! Awesome! That sure looks like it! So cool! I'm sorry, I get so focused on that tree! I should be focused on this amazing deep gulch in her backyard! At least, her tiny House is still there, in bad shape, but still there! Amazing how close she was to #8! All that tephra, too! So deep! This all is just amazing. Stacey seems like a nice woman. So sad this all came through so close to her house. Will she stay there, you think? I hope she had insurance. I hope all these residents had insurance. Tell her thank you for letting you over there and filming all of this for us to see and especially for history sakes. Just amazing! Thanks also, Scott, for focusing for awhile on the lone tree. I think you knew that was the lone tree. Lol Has to be! Thanks so much, Scott! This was incredible to see! Simply amazing! Well, that was exciting. You take care and I hope you had a great rest of your Saturday. Til soon! ~ Barb :-) ♡
Thank you Scott and Stacy for sharing with us!!
Even re watching this I find myself still amazed!
Holy Cow ! That is amazing ! Thank the lady for allowing you to video her place. The shear power and volume of the lava and tephra that has covered the landscape around the place is almost demonic .I can see now, just how hard people are doing it right now. Thanks for sharing this Scott. It is gonna be a long hard slog to get back to some thing resembling " normal" for a lot of the residents in and around this lava field.
Mind blown (ka-boom)….what an experience...and the house is still there....actually looks salvagable. Will she stay, Scott? I just love her and hope something wonderful comes her way soon.
I really don't know.
Jim Idaloha
What she is showing you is what we called The Grand Canyon when I lived in Leilani in 2013-14. I called you in May to try and get you to go look for the canyon. Amazing to see the footage she shot when the flow was going off. Glad you found the canyon. It is much smaller and more shallow now than what it used to be.
Scott, Stacy, Charles - there are just no words. How utterly life changing. Thank you for sharing. Love be with you and strength as you go forward.
It's scarily mind-boggling to see how quickly that metal corroded.
22K subscribers! Congrats! 😁 and thank Stacey for sharing. Oh. My.
Wow! what a perspective, wow, wow, wow 😲 and I was going to complain about the chat over when I got the notification.
Having trouble getting over Stacy's presence, attitude. Can't find the right word to describe what in other circumstances I would say good cheer. I'm astounded. Mahalo Scott for sharing both this aftermath and woman's remarkable human spirit.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us
It seems this has been a hard year for your guest I send healing vibrations may life bless you all with happiness and joy
Absolutely amazing!! I’d really like to directly view Stacey’s footage of the lava flowing over the bank of that crack! Just ama..., er, unbelieveable! InSANE! 🤪 Thanks to Stacey for sharing; and to Charles, too, for his probative questions.
Thank you Stacy for sharing this event with us .💜💗
Thank you and YOUR wonderful tour guide...
that was very cool.
😲 OMGosh that is way crazy! Scott, thanks again for sharing reality in Leilani with us.
Sulphur Dioxide gas (SO2) reacts with water (H2O) in the atmosphere to form droplets of Sulphuric acid (H2SO4)
And it does the same inside your lungs....which is rather bad. I wonder how many people will have suffered damage to their lungs from this event thats not bad enough to see a doctor, but could effect them in later life.
Thanks Stacey for sharing with us! And thanks Scott! Gives us a good idea of the unbelievable size of it all!
WOW!
Thank you for posting another jaw dropping video....just astounding
As you were all walking back toward the canyon, I was amazed at all the plant life that was coming back already. Nature moves on.
Wow, amazing. Good stuff Scott.
Amazing. Thanks to all for the tour and view. I have wondered how the people right on top of it were seeing it. ⚠️⚠️⚠️🌺🌺🌺🔥🔥🔥👩🚒👩🚒👩🚒
Great personal interview. Amazing story. Thank you!!!
This really puts things into perspective
Amazing
Wow , that lava hole was deep , & that fissure at the back is still steaming quite alot , i can't believe those videos on staceys phone , it would have made me run a mile , i would've been terrified lol , but to see it close up like that is brilliant , a good bit of videoing today scot , thanks letting us see that scot & stacey , mahalo , aloha to you both , lori ; - ))
Ok now this one is mostest fantastica .....thanks you!
Just WOW man thanks Scott for showing us that
The USGS topographic maps from decades ago show this feature and label it as “CRACK”. You may view a copy of this map on the Leilani Estates website.
John Kejr From the 55’ event(s).
I'm amazed. Stay strong Stacy.
A new beginning
TY for sharing.
Thanks Scott for taking us to Stacy’s house. Incredible ! Tell Stacy thank so much for showing her house. Joyce
Been following since the beginning. Fascinating, and I am very sorry for those who had to endure the hardship of losing their properties.
Thanks for sharing this , this is what I wanted to see, how people were getting along
Wow that is just incredible. So unreal that you guys survived this!
"Quoting "Wow oh wow". Unbelievable" Indeed its crazy. Thanks We are grateful for Touring of her place and showing the effect of lava. . Thanks a lot. OMG
All the best to Stacey. Thank you for sharing:)
Scott thank you for that amazing video and thank you to Tracey for allowing us to see her property and sharing her story
thanks for the video both of you.
Scott, thank Stacy for sharing a tour of her home and letting us see what people living there are facing. Have to say it makes me wonder about the house supports underneath on the piers and also all the nails used in construction. Thoughts then go to the wiring. Did the plastic coating on the wiring protect the wires inside from the gas effects, in which case the ends can just be re-cut and re-stripped and not a total rewiring job? Please wish her all the best moving forward and back to some kind of normal live there.
Wow, thank you and thank Stacy for sharing her story. I’m sorry for everyone’s losses, and happy people can go back in. Stay safe, aloha.
Am I’m right, in saying that lady said that the crevice was there before the eruption. Then perhaps she should say thank you because it looks like in her video the crevice actually saved her house. Thank you for showing it. I’m so happy that she has a house to come back to. I know she will need to do repairs but at least it is still standing. Please thank her for showing this to us.
WOW!! I follow Stacy on Facebook and she is so strong!!
Thank you for sharing! Incredible!
Just amazing pictures and videos from you be safe brother
Thanks Stacy. Best of Luck as you go forward.
These footage is breathtaking. She is unbelievable. Thanx for sharing. Greetings from Germany
Unbelievable! Wow....shocking work by #8!
It is so interesting to see the damage done by the gas. Blessings to you Stacey.
Stacey, thank you for sharing.
Wow the power of nature ..... mind blowing... thank you Scott
That was awesome! Thank you!
Holy cows! Incredible!
Thank her ever so much for sharing her experience,to see it through another's eyes is quite an experience,never mind living through it.she seems so upbeat after all that happened,incredible to see the aftermath at different places,just one question,what do you do with all that tetra it's as thick as snow?
G'day Scott! Ty for the look and ty Stacey ;)
Oh, Stacy is a strong lady! Sorry for her losing so much. It hurts to know there was jungle before and now it looks like this. Thanks for sharing!
I´m glad it ended and everyone of that cool people and nature can recover.
Sleeeeeeeep dear Pele, sleeeeeeep....mother earth spit out that stuff deep down the ocean where no one is affected, please!
The lone tree on the Sarah Desert, oh sorry Scott, HAWAII! This is the same gorgeous tree you have captured in so many different videos. My favorite is the morning it was a beautiful purple haze. The same, yet always different. Mahalo Scott. See ya tomorrow.
Glass half full: no drywall means it'll be much easier to rewire and replumb. All metals should be suspect and not trusted to do their jobs.
Re- watching this - hard to take it all in 1st time. Is is possible that the canyon being there saved Tracy's house from being engulfed.
Totally agree with you. There's so much to take in. And, these are just some of the first stories.
That's what I was thinking as well - like the crack in the farm lots saving at least one house on that side.
😊 Watching you from Whole Foods again 😍 I love shopping and watching your videos 😍
Amazing! LOL
ApauHawaiiTours and so is your video - Stacy is pretty chilled considering what she went trough... By the way just got 2 mangos the size of my head but I think they are from California, not Hawai’i 😁
Thank you for real life reporting!
Julie, I have watched ALL of Scott's videos, and liked them all since May 4th or 5th when he started loading this lava flow. And then I watched some of his older videos.
Just wow... thanks for sharing !
Wow the video that she showed, it looks sooo cool😎
Ty for the tour,wishing you well
Another good video. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting to compare the before, during, and after views.
So, a few friends checked out Stacey's Facebook page! I can confirm that she did not steal the legendary white lava chair. She had one on her property from the beginning. LMAO
shhhhhhh, she said in the video that it's fine its all on facebook. The videos are public
It's12:15 am and I am usually up til one or so. But my daughter and son in law are at a friends land breaking/ birthday party up the street. They may come spend the night if they don't want to drive home 40 minutes away.
LOL!
hi scott, we will try and be quiet.....shhhhh we forgot we aren't on facebook chat.. quiet typing as I think it is almost your bedtime.
@@KIRALYW
Or sunset, Scott's either taking videos, editing videos, sending thank you notes, baking muffins, visiting, giving tours...my guess is he rarely sleeps...& when he does, he's dreaming of the next adventure...Mahalo friend, sneak a nap...
so sad, she has such a good attitude, what a strong woman
Amazing resilience!
Helps to have the numbers of the cones for orientation. Still a lot of activity going on at the bottom of that sulfur/sulphur bubble....
If the sulphur dioxide does this (2:34) to silverware, just imagine what it does to your lungs.
Yes, this atmosphere would kill. No chance to survive without protection. I guess die spoons, forks etc. are only platet. Silver can stand such an atmosphere, after a polish it is shiny again. But to see it is unbelievable. Greetings from Germany
This is one of your coolest videos yet. Lots of amazing stories for you and your neighbors to tell the grandkids! My wife and I are coming to Puna for ten days last week Nov, first week Dec to look at property. Can't wait!
Any idea if property values dropped, or what they're doing post lava? We were stationed on Oahu, and visited the volcano park. We have talked over the years about may e retiring to the Big Island, but I'm very hesitant for good reason. Good luck to you.
When involved with stainless steel in the early 1980's the best stuff resisting acid corrosion is none magnetic, so if a magnet sticks to it, it will rot.
If a magnet does not stick to stainless steel it will resist acid corrosion.
Love to you all, great footage.
True... But when sulfur get involved in the equation, the story change; there is plenty of articles online about "sulfur and stainless steel" (pitting corrosion type).
...And i bet there is plenty of "sulfur aerosol" there (so sad).
Scott...what about knee replacements, stents in hearts, pacemakers, pins placed in surgeries? Do people need to be checked before they start dropping like flies? What about phones? Coin collections...list goes on and on.
W0W! Good questions! I never thought of that. I had a total hip replacement and the metals used in the hardware are titanium & blue chromium cobalt.
Agree !!!
Replacements are not in danger, because when it is getting so deep ph (concentration of acid) the body will not survive. But acid is dangerous to skin and lungs . I am sure, that no human being could have survived in this area without a complete protection suit for body and respirator. Coins are made of silver and gold. SO2 gas can't destroy them. After a polish they will shine again. Greetings from Germany
Andy B. Thanx for info.
your tree is right there
I was answering an email from a client and was waiting for this 😁
Beyond belief. Such a cute little home. Can Charles string Stacy’s photos together? 😲 Hi 👋 Noe
Wow that is incredible.
Can you link us to her Facebook to see the video first hand? Or maybe she can forward it to you? To post.
Just look up Stacey Welsh. She said her name in the video. Scott doesn't have FaceBook
There are a lot of that name.
I'd love to see them too. Someone with facebook would have to post the link to the videos for non-fb people to see. You just can't look up their account unless they are sharing with the public.
Go to Google and Type in Stacy Welsh Hawaii It will show her page and (Y Cats) from Pearl Harbor. You may have to have a FaceBook to see it. Her videos are shared with the public. It takes 2 minutes to set up a page and you don't ever have to use it and can delete at anytime.
I found Stacy Welch's (correct spelling) fb page, however she has not made the photos or videos public. Like many I have no interest in getting a fb account, bad enough they collect info on and track us even if when we don't have one and just visit a fb page to see what people on fb want to share.
Well seems Kilauea is done for now until next year. Those vents sure are still steaming pretty good almost a month later though..
I didn't know that sucker was still steaming that's wild....!!