Where's Liz? Mount Saint Helens

[Liz]

Catching up slowly. Here's our trip to the east side of Mt. St. Helens....Windy Ridge.

http://wheresliz-liz.blogspot.com/2010/ ... elens.html

[cpatinjones]

Good morning Liz,

Just beautiful! You are an excellent tour guide. Thanks so much for taking the time to share them with all of us.

[VickieP]

Thanks for the tour, Liz. That is one of the few gigantic natural occurrences that happened in our lifetime and even tho I remember all the pics and story on the news, I bet it was neat to see it for yourself.

[sharon]

Yeah, what she '1' said!

[AlmostThere]

I have a beautiful backyard, huh? Lots to keep me busy in this neck of the woods. I haven't been up the backside of the volcano yet.
Beautiful pictures and great narrative, as always, Liz!

[Rufflesgurl]

Again, beautiful pix Liz. Am enjoying your trip.

Linda

[BirdbyBird]

Beautiful, Liz. If one can ask....have you decided what your dreams for next summer might be... I see a small traveling band of sisters in my future

[OutandAbout]

Just love traveling "with" you Liz. Thanks for sharing. Linda

[carold]

Fantastic pictures. We were there in the 80's and about the only place we could go was the walk up to the crater. This just tells me that I need to get back that way. Maybe next year. Love traveling with you. (whooops, just saw Out and About's post. So I'll just add "too" 0) carold

[AlmostThere]

Tina, I would love hooking up with some sistahs for a PNW tour!

[Liz]

Beautiful, Liz. If one can ask....have you decided what your dreams for next summer might be... I see a small traveling band of sisters in my future

I was thinking of seeing which way the wind blows next summer....a leisurely tour, staying east of the Mississippi. I like Carold's tour of the Maritimes....maybe? New England every summer. Sure, a traveling band...what's in your dreams?

[Nasoosie]

Another wonderful chapter of the tour, Liz! When I was last there, it was still all forested! It's really neat to see what it looks like now. I especially love to see the remains of the charred tree decomposition---those weird looking holes! I would have passed up the trip from one hole to another, too!