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Looking across the Raoul caldera you can see Green Lake (foreground), with Blue Lake behind. The hill in the centre is the remnant of a pumice cone formed during an eruption in about 1650 CE. It was partly destroyed during eruptions in 1870 and 1964, and Green Lake fills the hole that was left.
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by Simon Nathan
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