ABOVE: Mt St Helens on a quiet day. Steam and gases rise gently from the lava dome in the centre of the crater. Dark patches of mud from a recent eruption cover the north-west slope nearest the camera. BELOW: Mt St Helens in an angry mood. Steam and ash are being blasted 15,000 metres into the air — nearly four times the height of Mt Cook. This photograph was taken during an eruption in 1980.
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Press, 27 May 1985, Page 20
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74ABOVE: Mt St Helens on a quiet day. Steam and gases rise gently from the lava dome in the centre of the crater. Dark patches of mud from a recent eruption cover the north-west slope nearest the camera. BELOW: Mt St Helens in an angry mood. Steam and ash are being blasted 15,000 metres into the air — nearly four times the height of Mt Cook. This photograph was taken during an eruption in 1980. Press, 27 May 1985, Page 20
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