I'm surprised they let anyone that close to the hole --permit or not.
When Mt. St. Helens blew, I lived in Chilliwack British Columbia, and we felt it even that far away. I'll never forget that day and all the news coverage.
then later, after things settled down, we took a drive throuh as much of that area as we could. WOW, the devastation.
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I'm surprised they let anyone that close to the hole --permit or not.
When Mt. St. Helens blew, I lived in Chilliwack British Columbia, and we felt it even that far away.
I'll never forget that day and all the news coverage.
then later, after things settled down, we took a drive throuh as much of that area as we could. WOW, the devastation.
I don't know but I sure as hell wouldn't want to be in that hole if it decided to bubble up and blow. How scary and kind of stupid too.
Oh my gosh I have been to Mt. St. Helen's and I think it would even be crazy to climb up the side of it much less along the rim.
I cannot believe that guy is still alive down there. I will be watching the news tonight to see if they get him out. Very scary!!!
Sounds sad.
I would never even get that close!!
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