Tuesday, May 20, 2025
Here's a shot from one of my favorite spots on Johnston Ridge. The Indian Paintbrush and other wildflowers add color to the foreground. Nearly 2 thousand feet below, you can see the Toutle River. And Mt. St. Helens is looming to the right. The river cuts through the ash and debris from the eruption 45 years ago. This shot is a few years old. I can't get a new one because a landslide closed the highway to the Lewit Viewpoint and the Johnston Ridge Visitors Center. They hope to have it reopened in 2027. By the way, those areas of green in the valley are tall trees. It's a long way down!
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Es un paisaje imponente. Un tanto desolador pero parece que la Naturaleza es mucho más fuerte de lo que pensamos y se regenera ella sola.
Un abrazo Bill y gracias por tu comentario a mi última foto.
Isn't that just gorgeous - nature is amazing.
I can well see why these are favourite shots and places.
Stunning. I love the splash of colour and those trees are amazing :-D
Beautiful view!
The scenery is a true gold! To access Joaquin's blog, it is best to use Bling.
What a striking landscape photo covering a huge area. The Indian Paintbrush is a great accent color.
Un paisaje extraordinario Bill.
Gracias por el aviso, y lamento que continúes con problemas. Me llama la atención el comentario de Roentare pues llevo semanas sin recibir ningún comentario de su parte, cuando antes eran diarios, así que he supuesto que tenía tus mismos problemas
I love Indian Paintbrush. Its been my favorite since I first saw some when I was young.
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