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Mt. St. Helens or Mt. St. Heavens


Look at the picture above you. What do you see? A mountain? A mountain that had been blown up? Well it sure looks like something drastic had happened to cause this beautiful mountain to become ruined. But what caused the mountain to change so much. Well it all started on the day of March 27th at 12:17 P.M. PST. With 174 earthquakes at a magnitude of at least 2.6 had occurred in a span of two days before Mt. St. Helens blew it's top off. Wouldn't you love to experience and marvel the great site of something that caused so much destruction in such a small amount of time? The feeling would just be a feeling that you will never encounter again in your life. They also have an entire park dedicated to the day that Mt. St. Helens blew its top off. This national park has everything you need from, lodging all the way to baby sitting if you have an kids that need to be taken care of when you need your time alone adventuring the great natural cause of fifty-four deaths in a matter of minutes. So whatever your likings are Mt. St. Helens is the place for you to go on your honeymoon! media type="custom" key="5595523"



for a span of three years. || of about 3,000 miles. ||
 * **Date:** || May 18th, 1980 ||
 * **Effects:** || Farm land declined in productivity
 * **Casualties:** || Fifty-four deaths. ||
 * **Destruction:** || The ash covered a span



**__Citations__** //Before and After Pictures of Mt. Saint Helens//. 1980. //Mt. St Helens//. Web. 11 Mar. 2010. .

"Mount St. Helens." //Wikipedia//. Wikipedia, 11 Mar. 2010. Web. 11 Mar. 2010. . "Mt. St. Helens History." 25 July 2000. Web. 11 Mar. 2010. [].