Mount Saint Helens

Mount Saint Helens Photography Adventure

This is the first of a new addition to my website. ?I will continue to add both Rockhound Trips and Photo Trips, while combining them into one post on occasion.

Doug and I headed up to Mount Saint Helens today. ?I had read a weather report that said thunder storms were predicted, and I wanted to see if I could get some lightening pictures. ?Alas it was not to be.

The gate to Johnston Ridge was closed so we had to stop at the Hummocks Trail parking lot and hike out the trail for 1/2 mile to get a good look at the mountain.

There were some wildflowers blooming, but there should be a lot more a little later.

The followingimages are a few that I was able to take while there. ?All the images were taken with a Nikon D750 and Nikon 20-300 AF lens.

Enjoy the images.

chasfire

Mount Saint Helens or Bust!

Chuck and I headed out at 6:00am this morning to hike a creek on the south side of Mount Saint Helens. ?I had been to this creek before and gotten some pretty nice material, including the only piece of red jasperized petrified wood I have ever found in Washington. ?We arrived at the parking spot at 8:45am and quickly climbed into our waders and packs.

Chuck

Chuck getting ready to follow me to the creek.

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