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Sean Dennis | TIM RICHARDSON | old post |
April 19, 2019 9:29 AM * |
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Hello TIM, 18 Apr 19 21:26 at you wrote to EARL CROASMUN: TR> As it happens I was in Yakima, Washington sitting in a motel the TR> Sunday St Helens went off big time. The ground shook like crazy and TR> the tv almost went on the floor. When the shaking stopped I stepped TR> outside to see if there was any damage, and a huge cloud rose from the TR> distant west and to the south. St Helens had blown its stack! I was living in Junction City, Oregon at the time (about 20 miles north of Eugene). I remember watching on TV about MSH blowing its top. We had to deal with the ash a few days later. I remember everyone worried about their cars getting ruined from sucking in ash. I was more worried about myself at the time (I was nine years old). My mom made me and my sister wear respirators if we went outside. Somewhere, I have a big chunk of MSH ash if it hasn't been stolen... Later, Sean ... Nature sides with the hidden flaw. --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707 * Origin: Outpost BBS * Limestone, TN, USA (1:18/200) |
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