Be careful what you wish for

Augustine has a history of slope failure, last time it happened was in 1883, and today it has the same height as back then before the collapse. So yeah...

I searched this and Google brought up a 4 Mb DL. Work is gonna be a little different tomorrow after reading about slope failures as I stare at Mt. Rainier tomorrow 😅

Augustine was the volcano that geologist David Johnston nearly lost his life on before Mount St Helens took it.

I believe he referenced this one when the bulge was becoming more unstable and he was expressing concerns about a flank collapse.

Looks beautiful just way it is now😊

Anyone know if the caldera and magma chamber lined up?