Mt. St. Helens 30th Anniversary
May 18, 2010 marks the thirty year anniversary of the worst natural disaster to strike the Pacific Northwest. These are some images of the devastation and destruction that changed this unique landscape.
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~ Lava Dome ~
It's fascinating to stand on the rim and see how the eruption destroyed the north flank. The full magnitude of the devastion comes to view, steep cliffs, the one mile wide crater, and lots of logs floating in Spirit Lake. The lateral blast generated 24 megatons of thermal energy and it was the largest debris avalanche in recorded history.
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on April 14, 2020Wonderful pov...really beautiful! We watched a documentary on Mt. St. Helens the other night. It was really interesting to see how quickly wildlife came back to the devastated areas and how the landscape is regenerating itself.
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on December 16, 2019Beautiful pov!
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on September 30, 2019Beautiful landscape! I remember so clearly the horror of all those folks killed in the pyroclastic flow.
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on July 14, 2018Fabulous pov!
malcolmjenkinsphotography
on July 14, 2018Fabulous view. Great shot.
Bruno Suignard
on July 14, 2018gorgeous view!!
Denise Beetle
on February 15, 2017super
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on February 15, 2017Fantastic pov!
jimholmquist
on July 11, 2015Awesome view and shot!
nelli
on January 8, 2015OUTSTANDING