Jude 2

What if this was the view from your kitchen window?

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perty kewl. if it was my kitchen window view, I would probably have a better picture.

Nearly is. I get to see that every day as i drive to work. Then I look North and see Mt Baker. The west has the Olympic Mt Range and the East has the Cascade Mt Range. One reason why we get the rain we do.

Used to go to Mt St Helens as a kid, but that ended abruptly, or should I say "eruptly"

can you get near or visit the St. Helens caldera? as one interested in geology (mostly from an archaeology POV), that would be a really kewl trip.

RamboPreacher wrote:can you get near or visit the St. Helens caldera? as one interested in geology (mostly from an archaeology POV), that would be a really kewl trip.

Not sure, they had opened hiking permits to the crater rim. A snowmobiler actually fell over the ridge not to long ago. Pretty sure he was out of bounds though and will pay a hefty fine.

I love mountains. I've been to Colorado, Utah, and Arizona twice each. Nice picture, Paully.

I can see it from my guest bedrooms (when the clouds are cooperative).

RamboPreacher wrote:can you get near or visit the St. Helens caldera? as one interested in geology (mostly from an archaeology POV), that would be a really kewl trip.

Hiked up St. Helens once in summertime with a couple friends. It's gorgeous, and there is an area SW of the mountain called the Ape Caves that is a challenging yet really cool hike.

Mt. Raineer is a majestic mt. We see it nearly every Sunday we drive up to church. Mt. Baker and Mt. ST. Helens are great. Hiked to the Ape Caves once a long time back. Washington state is the greatest.