August 7, 2020, 12:23 PM | #51 |
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Yup, I was here when that one happened. Darn near lost my best buddy along with his family. There are still plenty of bodies under all that mud.
Mt. St. Helens was expected to erupt, not explode. Well it def. exploded. They thought they set up a large enough zone around the mountain, they were wrong. I lived in Spokane Wa back in the 80's. Idaho was still 18 YO to buy alcohol. The high school seniors liked that a lot. It's a quick trip from Spokane to the border.
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Passed thry parts of Idaho 51 yrs ago on our honeymoon. Had to go to Sandpoint to make a phone call then took some shortcut and ended up on a Forest service rd.
Didnt have a shovel/bucket/axe and got a permit to complete pass thru w/out fine. Saw a BIG pile of bear scat and picked up a HUGE pine cone on the FS Rd. Great time was had. |
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Idaho has always been my favorite state by far. Unfortunately people from Kalifornica and Oregon and Eastern Washington have discovered it and are trying to bring their very liberal ideas with them at the expense of the natives.
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