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Some pics of Mt. St. Helens
Very cool... would be a great event to capture!
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It was total luck. I had just gotten home from work and was getting ready to head out to meet my family for dinner. A friend called and said "Mt St. Helen's just erupted!"
So I grabbed my camera and flew out as fast as I could to find a spot to take some decent shots. The locale was suggested by my wife. Kudos to her!!!!! -jeff
Jeff - nice to know that you live near the action - so we can all look upon you as an American cousin
 Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Chris,
I'm here for you. And still in one piece. Actually I was quite far away, but thankfully the Nikon 70-300G lens took me where no man (at least me) has gone before. 
-jeff
Jeff,
An image of the "terrifying kind" - seeing massive natural forces at work! Eruptions are like airplane crashes - you don't want to personally participate in them 
Cheers, Gordon. Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
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