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The view: The northeast side of Mount St. Helens, Washington state.
The pilot: Joe Moilanen
The airplane: 1953 Cessna 170B
The mission: Trip to Curlew, Washington, with Teresa and Beau
The memory: Mt. St. Helens is still alive even though she looks to be sleeping under a blanket of snow.
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- Friday Photo: Mount St. Helens - February 16, 2018
OMG – A glacier? Don’t tell the climate alarmists!
Teresa, I’m sorry, but isn’t that Mt. Rainier?
St Helens is on the right side of pic, you can see the crater and new dome growth
That is definitely not Mt. St. Helens. That is east flank of Mt. Rainier with Little Tahoma, the peak right in the middle of the photo and the summit of the mountain on the right. The Emmons Glacier in the foreground. Mt. St Helens might be in the far, far background on the left.
Yes, I do stand corrected. I went up this weekend and sure enough! Rainier :). I’ll have more of the Cascades to post.