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Overhead map of post-eruption Mount St. Helens

Mt Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument A vintage ski badge design with a silhouetted skier/hiker above Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument located in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington USA.

A collage of photos take at and near mount saint Helens. pictures of the crater and lava dome at the top of Mt Saint Helens still venting steam on a summer day with blue skies.trees that were ripped apart and petrified during the eruption, wildflowers blooming in the wake of the destruction, and the ash flow down the Toutle River Valley.

America - Washington - Mount St. Helens from viewpoint at sunset.

America - Washington - Mount St. Helens from viewpoint at sunset.

Coldwater Lake, Formed by the Eruption of Mt. St. Helens

Mount St. Helens from Elk Rock Viewpoint

Coldwater Lake, Formed by the Eruption of Mt. St. Helens

Mt. St. Helens NE Corner from Windy Ridge Viewpoint

Dramatic Sky with Fog Hanging Over the Green River Valley in Mt. St. Helens National Monument

Mt. St. Helens NE Corner from Windy Ridge Viewpoint

Mt. St. Helens and Spirit Lake from Windy Ridge Viewpoint

Mt. St. Helens NE Corner with Fireweed

Coldwater Lake, Formed by the Eruption of Mt. St. Helens

Mt. St. Helens NE Corner from Bear Meadows Ttrailhead

Mt. St. Helens NE Corner from Windy Ridge Viewpoint

Oval shaped close up photo of the lava dome in the crater of Mount Saint Helens. steam appears to be venting up through the snow covered dome towards the cloud covered sky.

Mount St Helens lava dome, oval

Swathed in billowing white clouds, the snow cover mount Saint Helens lava dome has an ominous kind of beauty.

looking away from Mount Saint Helens from Johnston's Ridge an entire forest of trees still lies dead on the ground of the surrounding mountains as a result of the 1980's volcanic eruption.

looking away from Mount Saint Helens from Johnston's Ridge an entire forest of trees still lies dead on the ground of the surrounding mountains as a result of the 1980's volcanic eruption.

A break in the clouds over the snow covered mount Saint Helens lava dome bathes the crater in summer sunlight..

Close up photo of the lava dome in the crater of Mount Saint Helens. steam appears to be venting up through the snow covered dome towards the cloud covered sky.

A break in the clouds over the snow covered mount Saint Helens lava dome bathes the crater in summer sunlight..

Seen in the distance, the drive to Astoria for Portland gave us many beautiful vistas.

America - Washington - Mount St. Helens from viewpoint at sunset.

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The summer sun breaks through a cloudy pacific northwest sky, shining on the Toutle river as it meanders through the ash and debris left in Mt. St. Helens path of volcanic destruction through the Toutle river valley. Off in the distance the mountains are peaceful below the ominous clouds.

Mt. St. Helen's in southwestern Washington State

Cascadia Buddies

This focal black and white photo, bright paintbrush wildflowers on Johnston's Ridge bloom surrounded by death and destruction. A clear blue summer sky with one fluffy white cloud in the background seems to represent renewal and hope for the future despite the site's sad history.

This somber black and white photo, taken on Johnston's Ridge looking away from Mount St Helens, shows mountains covered in the remnants of dead forest, ash and other detritus left behind by the volcano's 1980 blast. young trees and other new growth are interspersed sparingly between between these reminders of the mountain's destructive power as nature continues to heal the area.

This vibrant red bunch of paintbrush wildflowers, with a softly focused background textured by the volcanic soil on top of Johnston's Ridge, is a beautiful, fiery spot of color in an area still recovering from Mount St Helens' historic 1980 eruption.

paintbrush wildflowers, Johnston's Ridge 2

This focal black and white photo, bright paintbrush wildflowers on Johnston's Ridge bloom surrounded by death and destruction. A clear blue summer sky with one fluffy white cloud in the background seems to represent renewal and hope for the future despite the site's sad history.

This vibrant red bunch of paintbrush wildflowers, with a softly focused background textured by the volcanic soil on top of Johnston's Ridge, is a beautiful, fiery spot of color in an area still recovering from Mount St helens' historic 1980 eruption.