A view of Mount St. Helens

[Alan Rabe]

http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/index.shtml

[Christopher Perez]

Here's another one: http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/Images/MSH04/

[Lazybones]

How about these views (http://www.frankgohlke.com/html/main.htm)?

[Alan Rabe]

All are great but the original is a live feed. So if it erupts you can watch, for a moment until the camera is eaten.

[Brian Sims]

here's one I shot while standing on the crater rim with my son. It sounded like a huge pile of tumbling tin cans.

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[Mike Adams]

The first link looks somewhat underdeveloped (1/10/07, 9:20 am):)

[Mike Adams]

here's one I shot while standing on the crater rim with my son. It sounded like a huge pile of tumbling tin cans.

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Great image Brian. Any concern about eruptions while you were there?

[Dave Parker]

Looks like the old miss, Heck I lived about 30 miles from the Mountain on the day it first blew, May 18th, 1980 was a hell of a day, I had just gone out the night before with my ex-wife, I should have taken that as an omen and ran like hell!

:eek: :D :o

[roteague]

Looks like the old miss, Heck I lived about 30 miles from the Mountain on the day it first blew, May 18th, 1980 was a hell of a day, I had just gone out the night before with my ex-wife, I should have taken that as an omen and ran like hell!

:eek: :D :o

I guess that is a day that anyone who lived in that area won't forget. All I remember about it, was that I was living in Germany at the time, and just watched it on the news.

[BruceN]

Here's one I shot in November of 2004, not long after it started up again...

Bruce