from "Compelling Landscapes" presenting Gallery 26 continued...
An eruption from a volcanic mountain yields more
than just volcano steam. Volcanic ash will help
create the area's fertile growing environment.
"Fruit of Washington's Volcanoes"
continued...
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| Mount Saint Helens photographs
10-26-04 ©0621 Mount Saint Helens in Alpenglow |
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| Volcano Steam
pictures 10-26-04 ©0622 Saint Helens near Coldwater Ridge |
Volcano
Steam pictures 10-26-04 ©0623 Mount St Helens - Forestry Center |
Volcano Steam
pictures 10-26-04 ©0624 Steamy Saint Helens Closeup |
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| Pacific Northwest
Pictures 5-01-2001 ©0303 Mount Saint Helens at Coldwater Ridge (click image for panorama details) |
The thrust of the Coldwater Ridge Visitor Center is the recovery of plant and animal life within the Mount St. Helens blast zone. There's a quarter-mile Winds of Change Interpretive Trail explaining the devastating effects of the volcano's eruption on Coldwater Ridge and the subsequent events that have brought about the ongoing recovery of life. What a sight!
For more Pacific Northwest Pictures return to "Fruit of Washington's Volcanoes"
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