Total Hawaii vicinity disappears as lava bursts in as lava cascaded into two oceanfront subdivisions choking thousands of homes and filling up to the brim an ocean bay converting it into new land that now protrudes into the sea.

Officials with the U.S. Geological Survey said that molten rock totally encrusted Vacationland leaving only a few buildings stayed in the close by Kapoho subdivision. Geological Survey geologist Wendy Stovall said that the bay is entirely pervaded in and the shoreline is at least 0.8 miles out from its indigenous location. Vacationland has disappeared and there isn’t any proof of any properties now. On the northern part there are a few homes left on the beach area.

Inhabitant Mark Johnson is positive that his home on the citrus farm has been saved from the wrath of the volcano and ash. His ocean view property is situated on an elevation near the foundation of Kapoho crater and he comprehends that lava could have forfeited it.

Johnson said that fundamentally they are on top of the hill so they are in a safe position. However, he has tolerated to the potentiality that he could elude his precious farm which is inaccessible even if it is free from lava. The property is at a close proximity from a crater lake that the approximating flow gasified days prior to its entering his neighborhood.

Johnson said of possibly evading his home of 28 years that he is at peace and feels he has had a great experience.