September 17, 2006
View of St. Helen's from the theatre AFTER the showing of a film of the actual eruption on May 18, 1980.
There are two Stereo 3-D Photos. One of the pair is of the slowly growing dome in the Caldera. The second stereo pair show the steep fall off just past the tree stump in the lower part of the photo. It is startling! To see the 3-D effect, slowly cross your eyes and enjoy!
The panoramas shows the relationship between Johnston Ridge Observatory and the volcano! They are just over 5 miles apart! The six part pan is about 180 Degrees wide, and about 35 miles away, you can just see the tip of Mt Adams (just left of the caldera).
The Panorama closeup of the Caldera shows details in the caldera and the steaming dome.
magine the forces that destroyed Douglas Fir's and the surrounding area!
Volcano St Helen's Pages
- 1980 The Eruption
- 1981-Flight-around-the-Volcano
- 1984-Road-Trip-around-St-Helen's
- 2006-at-Johnston-Ridge --- YOU ARE HERE
- 2010-2011-with-Ronald-Jones-and-Chris-Lang
- 33-years-after-the-Eruption
