A wet day at Volcano National Park, but still many sights to be seen and an amazing time was had.
Sulfur banks - They'll burn if you get too close, but otherwise make beautiful crystals and, well, you know how sulfur smells.
After emerging from the Thurston Lava tube, we were greeted with a muddy path and a drizzling rain.
Out on the lava fields the wind was howling and the rain was blasting sideways.
Which resulted in an incredibly clear rainbow that seemed to touch the ground only meters away.
What else would one like to find at the end of the rainbow?
Near the shore, looking back, the old lava flows can be seen, with just a hint of the rainbow remaining.
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