All access to Mt St Helens became buried under mountains of downed trees, mud, and ash after it erupted in 1980.
This is just one of the many bridges built, but by far the most majestic.
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Wednesday, October 12
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Love the view
Wow, beautiful composition and a grand image.
"Majestic" is certainly an appropriate adjective for this picture.
The volcano Mt St Helens had then inflict unimaginable damage. They were talking about at that time about her around the world ran around the world and frightening images. The bridge which is on the way to it fits quite well into the landscape. The steel structure is now little to see. Nice photos. / Peter
Very interesting photo.Andrzej.
HI Laura...amazing structure..and the people who construct them!
I just watched a show on public television on volcano eruptions last night and MT St Helens was one of them and some of the rehabitation of the area..fasinating!!
Lovely !!
Grace
The first picture is beautiful; the bridge disappearing into the trees and the mist.
Wow. brilliant picture!
Like the composition. Nice photos.
Just love your pictures! Greatings from Norway, Ingrid Andrea
Other photos are so interesting, other so sweet !!!
Basilis.
Wonderful images of a beautiful bridge.. I remember that disaster so well.
Wow.......
I'm not sure I could look down.
I had a tough enough time with the photo--and I know you've shown the view before (phenomenal, to say the least).
It's gorgeous looking across.
NOT sure about the down though!
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Oh my goodness, the perspective in the first image is amazing!!
Really, really beautiful capture!
WonderfulPictures
Wonderful bridge! Great shots!
A spectacular image of a structure !
Great images. Love your settings. Nice
Nice one...I really like the first composition. The place looks so magical...
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