1 a) Fri 10-Oct (MidDay), Driving From Mount Rainier to Tualatin-Portland (Oregan).jpg
2 b) On the 12, Scenery Stop Mount St.Helens (Another Active StratoVolcano).JPG
3 c) Mount St. Helens is Most Famous For Its Catastrophic Eruption On May 18, 1980.JPG
4 d) Current Elevation 8,365 Ft or 2550 M (Summit Hidden In The Clouds, BackGround).JPG
5 e) At the 5 InterSection, A Much Better View Of the Current Mount St. Helens.JPG
6 f) The Eruption in 1980 Was The Deadliest+Most Economically Destructive Volcanic Event in History of US.JPG
7 g) (Internet Picture) Mount St. Helens, Before and After.JPG
8 h) Shaken By An 5.1 Earthquake, the North Face of This Tall Symmetrical Mountain ...JPG
9 i) Collapsed in a Massive Rock Debris Avalanche (And Still Today, A Very Active Volcano).JPG
10 j) Mount St Helens, Before and After (Mc Graw Hill Education Book).JPG
11 k) (Internet Pic) www.mountsthelens.com .jpg
12 l) Driving Into Portland (Oregon).JPG
13 m) Passing By DownTown on Our Way to Tualatin (South Suburb).JPG
14 n) Good Old Friend Gabor+His Wife Heni, Moved to Tualatin Sometime in '07 (Work Related).JPG
15 o) Comfort Inn, Tualatin (Arrival Fri 10-Oct Eve, AppleBees Restaurant Around the Corner ;-).jpg
16 p) Sat 11-Oct, Enjoying Our Comfortable HotelRoom.JPG
17 q) (MOVIE)Giggle ;-).jpg
18 r) Around 2 PM Visiting Gabor+Heni (Nice Rental Apt in Tualatin), LaterOn The 4 Of Us Hitting the Road.jpg
19 s) Gabor + Heni Taking Us on a SightSeeing Tour..JPG
20 t) (MOVIE)In Car - Passing By DownTown Portland.jpg
21 u) Driving Along the Columbia River to Cascade Locks.JPG
22 v) (MOVIE)Good View of Mount Hood, Oregan (11,235 Ft).jpg
23 w) Mount Hood (And not Mount Adam's, Silly!).JPG
24 x) Historic Columbia River Gorge (Cascade Locks).JPG
25 y) Where Did This Place Come From.JPG
26 z) Once Upon a Time, 40 Million Years Ago . . ..JPG
27 za) The Story of the Columbia River Gorge Begins With The Fiery Volcanoes of Cascade Mountain Range.JPG
28 zb) The Cascade Mountain Range.JPG
29 zc) Over the Centuries These Volcanoes Left Lava and Mudflows Up to Two Miles Thick.JPG
30 zd) Remnants of These Flows Can Still Be Seen in the Cliffs of the Gorge.JPG
31 ze) The Columbia River Cut a Deep Canyon Through the Lava, Ash and Mud.JPG
32 zf) The Greatest Force in the Gorges Creation Was Flooding.JPG
33 zg) About 15,000 years ago, Near the End of The Last Ice Age ...JPG
34 zh) Gigantic Floods Up To 1200 Ft Deep Swept Down The River Corridor and Scoured Its Cliffs..JPG
35 zi) Leaving Its Tributary Streams Hanging High Above The Rivers Bed.JPG
36 zj) Today, Many Streams Cascade Down The Cliffs Creating One of the Worlds Greatest Concentrations of Waterfalls.JPG
37 zk) The Walls of the Gorge Were Further Altered by Massive Landslides ....JPG
38 zl) Wide Flow of Debris Wiped Out Communitys Infrastructure in '96 (At Dodson, Back West on the I-84).JPG
39 zm) Driving Back West on Columbia River Gorge Scenic Highway - The Multnomah Falls (Between Latourell + Dodson).JPG
40 zn) (MOVIE)The Multnomah Falls.jpg
41 zo) The Highest Waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge With a Total Drop of 620 feet..JPG
42 zp) Rapid Uplift of This Region Over The Last 2 Million Yrs Has Forced Columbia River to Incise the Gorge We See Today.JPG
43 zq) However, Side Streams, Like Multnomah Creek, Didn't Have The Erosive Power of The Columbia River...JPG
44 zr) And Were Left Behind To Plunge Off The Gorges Basalt Cliffs.JPG
45 zs) Multnomah Falls Is A Side-Effect Of The Geologic Origin Of The Gorge.JPG
46 zt) That Are The Facts, And We Are Sticking To It ;-).JPG
47 zu) Driving Short Distance East Again - Horsetail Falls.JPG
48 zv) The Shape Of The Falls And The Rounded Rockface Over Which It Flows Cause It To Resemble a Horse's Tail.JPG
49 zw) Gabor with the Girls ;-).JPG
50 zx) Classic Picture! ;-).JPG
51 zy) Dining At the BridgePort Village, An Impressive Outdoors Mall btw (Internet Pic).jpg
52 zz) (Internet Pic) Nice Dinner at the (Very Popular !!) Pastini Pastaria.jpg
53 zza) (Internet Pic) Famous Baketballl Player + His Family Were Eating There As Well (Table Nxt To Us).jpg
54 zzb) Sun,12-Oct PDX Airport (Prior Checking In - Dropping Off Rental Car).jpg
55 zzc) Flight Back Home - We Had Such A Great Holiday !!.JPG
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