Mt. St. Helens in 360 Degree's‏

[Donna D.]

JUST MOVE YOUR MOUSE AROUND, UP, DOWN AND SIDEWAYS - IT IS AMAZING

Here is a great picture of Mt. St. Helens in 360 degree's.... The mountains you see in the back ground are Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams, & if you rotate further you can see Mt. Hood in the distance...

http://www.fullscreen360.com/st-helens.htm

[Terry R.]

Thanks Donna. I didn't even get out of breath with that trek. That was way cool!
Terry

[Greg A]

Awesome, now I don't have to go there.
Now, if I can only find where to buy the T-shirt.

[Robin G]

Great link Donna!

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[peterh]

Greg: The t-shirt that reads "Someone I Don't Know Climbed Mt St Helens and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt?"

Nice pic . . . If I were rich and Lynne was a lot more patient with me playing with my cameras I'd get one of those camera setups and the licenses for displaying 360-degree pictures. They're very cool.

It's impressive that the photographer had the mountaintop that much to himself. Here's what it looked like the year before, when Lynne and I climbed the mountain.





And me walking on the ridge to the left taken from about the same spot.

[floyd]

Scamps can make it to Mt.St Helens, even with a 4cyl TV.....

[Sharon G]

Donna, I REALLY enjoyed that virtual visit, although I got dizzy moving the ground around. I guess I was experiencing the glory without the pain.

Peter, I also appreciated your photos. Was interesting to look at the people and try to gauge what they were thinking as they looked into the crater.

Floyd, loved the picture of Eggy Sue.

[Donna D.]

I'm glad those that have viewed it.. enjoyed. I've never been to the rim. The closest I've come is the Johnson Ridge Observatory, the place Floyd posted is Scamp picture in the parking lot. And, that's MILES away from the mountain. To see St. Helens closeup from there, one needs binoculars or use one of the many telescopes out on the observation deck.