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How many remember this picture?
When and where?
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Re: How many remember this picture?
Mount St Helens eruption......1980!
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Re: How many remember this picture?
Beat me to it, but I was ready with the same answer!
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Re: How many remember this picture?
That was fast
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Re: How many remember this picture?
Probably should have been a "How many don't remember..." thread
![]() It's so sad and I always wonder if the people (or person) made it.
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Re: How many remember this picture?
I've never seen that picture before, but my guess would have been Mount St. Helens.
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Re: How many remember this picture?
I remember that day well. I live about 280 to 300 miles east of Mt. Saint Helens. It got real dark in the early afternoon the day it blew its top and you just knew something was up. There was so much ash falling. Years later you could still find traces of ash around Spokane. I remember seeing the devastation on the news. Some people didn't have a chance and a few refused to leave the area. Here is a before and after pic.
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Re: How many remember this picture?
I remember seeing Mt. St. Helens from where I lived before it blew its top. And I remember the ash falling down and getting everywhere.
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Re: How many remember this picture?
It's still worth the visit if you're in the area... even 36 years later there's a ton of devastation but lots of fresh growth up within it too.
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Location: Troy Montana
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Re: How many remember this picture?
I remember it well, Watched St Helens, blow from my roof top, Drove down the next year to check it out, what a sight!
Even after many years it is still a sight to see. The first three pictures were taken the spring of 1981 The rest were take in 2005 |
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Re: How many remember this picture?
I woke up a few days later in the Texas Panhandle to find gritty volcanic ash all over my car which was sitting in the driveway. What a powerful event!
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Re: How many remember this picture?
Was Nagasaki
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