1029:48. Pahoehoe toe, about 1 m long, approaches a loose rock (lower center) on a ledge near top of gaping crack.

1030:02. The toe is dammed by a large rock and starts to spread toward viewer, edging against the loose rock (lower left).

1030:44. The toe balloons up and sideways, overriding the damming rock and pushing against the loose rock (lower left).

1030:54. Widening toe, its advance to the right stalled, pushes against and tilts up the loose rock (lower left).

1030:58. Only 4 seconds later, the loose rock has been pushed into a large crack, and the blossoming toe, no longer impeded by the rock or its own crust, follows behind.

1031:08. Ten seconds later, the lava is pouring freely into the crack.

1031:24. Viewer has changed position to point slightly left of previous images. Lava pours into crack and pools on the bottom. Wrinkled skin forms as flow velocity slows.

1031:38. View from still farther left, almost directly above the lava falls, looking along the crack.

1033:16. View from farther right, looking at the ever more sluggish lava falls and its growing surface crust.

1033:56. Final view down on lower falls and nicely shaped wrinkles and ropes in the crust of the slowly moving toe. The entire sequence of images spans 4 minutes and 8 seconds.