Volcano Exploring: Mount St. Helens, an Active Stratovolcano!
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Take a quick trip out to Mount Saint Helens in Washington state with us! We explore the south side of the volcano and its impressive Lahar Fields. See breathtaking arial drone views the and the puppies that accompany us throw cuteness into the whole visual extravaganza.
Great informative video. Thanks for the adventure.
Thanks to sharing with us 🙏👏🤘
Thank you for sharing
I would not be able to see this beautiful location if you hadn’t shared ❣️
Awesome video Karen! It's so fantastic to see the trees and bushes growing back through all of that ash and rock. Mother Nature is amazing! How could you not recognize Mt Saint Helen's? Umm, the giant mountain that looks like the top got blown off about 40 years ago.😅😆 That's too funny! Looks like you all had a wonderful trip. Thanks for sharing it with us!✌️🤠
Que belleza de lugar 🤩🤩🤩🤩
That was awesome, it's marvellous how Mother nature can restore itself after such harsh events like that, thx to the tour guide Steve (🤣) for his drone. The intro was great as well. Stay safe and healthy and rock on 🤟👍
Thanks Claude! It really is amazing how quickly the area is recovering, I guess the waterways even benefit from the blast. The drone is so much fun, super cool to get different perspectives, and Steve's a great tourguide, lol. Thanks again for watching!
I remember when it blew. My eyes were glued to the tv. It was truly an amazing event. Nice to see a prospective from the ground and what it looks like now. awesome video.
Thank you, it really was a milestone in history, so many folks recall exactly what they were doing when it went off and watching the incredible footage on TV (or live in some circumstances!) The drone is so cool to fly in situations like this to get a better look at terrain. It was windy that day so we're looking forward to going back and getting better footage from some different vantage points...and maybe helping more people find the volcano, lol.
Stunning location and brilliant landscape.
Many thanks, it really is an incredible place. Thanks for watching!
"Where's the volcano?" Hilarious!! At the beginning of May, 1980, I flew from Denver to Anchorage, AK, with a connection in Seattle. The airline pilot made it a point to get his passengers a view of Mt. St. Helens, which was already percolating with pre-eruption seismic events. I remember seeing the smoking cone of the volcano, and feeling that our plane was pretty damned close to the hazard. A couple of weeks later, another worker joined me at my job in Anchorage, and he brought a picture of the mountain after the destruction and devastation the eruption caused, with the crater still smoking and menacing! What a sight!! Thanks for giving us your perspective on an incredible area, and a memorable area!
What a super cool story! That's so neat that you got to see it smoldering just before it went off. Dramatic with the proximity of the plane too! It's an amazing place, thanks for watching!
Excellent video Karen, loved hearing all the information about this place, plus the scenery is amazing! Thanks for sharing and inspiring!
Glad you enjoyed it, Nic! It really was a surprisingly lovely place with such a cool story. Thanks for watching!
Cool photography!
This was awesome. I remember it all so well! the eruption was something i will never forget! the visitors center has so much awesome info and even a movie of up close the volcano as it was erupting and the destruction it caused. They have hiking trails around the volcano too. Its pretty amazing and well worth the trip going there. Having seen it and watched it happen from this far away, up close, it was terrifying!
What cool memories you have. We caught part of that video you are talking about and only part of the visitors center since we were chasing the sun to find our camping spot too. All great thongs to look forward to on the next trip. Thanks for sharing and for watching!
We have been there before and after the event. It can make the mind reel thinking about the amount of material that was moved. Thanks for sharing. The drone work was great as well as the voiceover. We are glad everyone is healthy. Hi to hubby and woof to the pups. See you next time. Oh, if you melt down the ash you can make a really beautiful green piece of glass to make a beautiful piece of jewelry. Be happy, safe and stay healthy. 😷⚒
I'm finally getting to all the comments I'm so behind on! That is fascinating about having visited before and after, must have been really moving. Even more fascinating about the green glass! How hot do you have to torch it before glass happens? So tempting to try!!! Thanks for watching, hope you're well!
@@OzoneFineArtVentures 1900 to 2000 f. They say glass is about 2800 f, but i don't remember it being that high.
Have fun!
Fabulous episode! Wow! Wonderful information. Spot on. Gorgeous views. I love the history of Mt. St. Helen’s. I also have an Aunt that lives in that area. So the eruption was one she experienced.
Thanks for the drone views. It really adds an element of beauty to areas like that. I’m looking forward to your next trip there.
Welcome, Owyhee!
Your pups are the cutest 🥰
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful day with us.
Stay Crystal 💫
Mari
Thank you so much Maribeth! It was really striking just how beautiful the whole place was, what a treat to visit with near perfect weather. I bet your aunt has some cool stories about the events, it's crazy how active that volcano is! Owyhee is happy to be part of the pack, thanks for the warm welcome. Thanks again for watching and take care!
Well, that was a very cool video! When Mt St. Helens went off we could see it’s effects, including ash fall, all the way down in LA. It was the 1st time I watched the Sun turn red. My daughter was born shortly after that. So this video is a little special to me. The music was great. The drone footage quite cool. But I gotta say, Karen, your voice-overs skirt the edge of almost ‘haunting’. In a ‘Heavenly’ way!💎 Damn! I think you should do voice work for the Movies!! (for real).
And star in them too! For you are quite pleasant on the eyes as well. Loved this! Thank You for sharing. 💎
Thank you, it was such a pleasure to be able to visit St. Helens for sure. That's so cool about the birth of your daughter and the correlation with the crazy red sun. You're so kind, I really appreciate the positive feedback. Doing pro voice overs would be a dream job! It was funny that I was suffering from covid during the editing and voice overs for this video so I'm a bit critical of some 'stuffed up' sounding passages. Thanks again for your lovely comments and for watching, cheers!
@@OzoneFineArtVentures Thank You!💎
I would love to get a red heeler to go along with my blue heeler. Can you tell me what rescue you recommend? Great video. You both are beautiful couple and it must be so nice to have a partner that loves the things you love.
It's hard to stop at just one heeler, lol! We sure do love ours. Since we're in the PNW, we love 'Herd U Needed a Home' (or HUNAH) and Pacific Northwest Cattle Dog Rescue. I hope you can find a great pup to go with your other great pup. Thanks for your lovely compliments and thank you for watching!
Please tone down the music. I enjoy watching, except having to play with volume.
Thank you for the feedback Elizabeth. I check the levels before it uploads, sometimes it all appears fine, and it's wonky uploaded to YT. Once uploaded, you can't edit the video so I can't change that now.Thanks for watching anyhow, hope your ears are okay 😁.
No worries. Curious where the Ozone Fine Art Ventures came from? There is a book published in 1996, that features "Ozone Beach, WA". Wondered if you had ever seen it.
@@elizabethspeten548 I haven't been to Ozone Beach but would love to go. There is so much to discover with all of the Washington coolness. The Ozone (Fine Art) was an art gallery I incepted/owned/operated for about a decade featuring art and local artists that were both talented and leaned towards the wild and atmospheric in vision, lol.