Inside view of the dome of Mt. St. Helens in May, when it's still buried in snow.
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- After a long hiatus...
- natural sky light
- what a cheeseball
- more terrain shots
- I'm trying to get up!
- Striations
- Inside Ape Cave
- The new "fin" inside the dome
- Mt. St. Helens pluming from a distance
- Spirit Lake Panorama
- The gang's all here
- The town of Sitka, Alaska
- Another mountain?
- background's pretty good
- Eagle goes for the kill
- Nice chair buddy
- How do you work this thing?
- Aye Aye, Captain!
- Nena beaner and I
- Salt Creek Falls, Oakridge OR
- tippin' one back
- Smoochie
- follow the leader...
- black n white
- John Day Fossil Beds National Monument Panorama
- lookin' out
- He's got legs...
- I'm Queen of the World!!!
- the cute couple
- There she is
- Movies of Mt. St. Helens from Johnston Observatory
- Mt. St. Helens from Johnston Observatory
- Mt. St. Helens landscape
- Strike a pose
- Inside the crater dome of Mt. St. Helens
- Cannon Beach, Oregon
- Wizard Island
- Right side of Crater Lake
- ET Phone Home
- Nena, Jon, and I at Crater Lake: May 2006
- Triple Falls
- The path to zen...
- Weird tree formation (looks like a seahorse)
- Greetings from the Columbia Gorge
- Ponytail Falls
- Eagle Creek Hike
- Bridge before Triple Falls
- Fairy Falls
- Behind Multnomah Falls
- Jon looking at Punchbowl Falls
- Jon on his way to Horsetail Falls
- Ponytail Falls
- Hike to Horsetail Falls
- Gazing into a chasm
- Hike to Horsetail Falls
- Hike to Horsetail Falls
- This is a waterfall behind Multnomah Falls.
- These are the old pictures...
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2 comments:
Did you take this picture yourself? It's amazing & I want to know how you gained that vantage point.
Yes, I took the picture with my digital camera. I zoomed in as close as possible and the great vantage point is from the Johnston Ridge Observatory. It's the only observatory open in May. The others are open summer season only. I was lucky to get a small amount of blue skies above the clouds, as it was very cloudy and visibility was just ok that day. (As you can tell from my other pics that day). Glad you enjoyed it!
--Steph
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