There are only a couple of trees that are starting to get a foot hold on the outer slope of the cinder cone and there are a few more at the top.
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Britton's Adventure
This is my trip journal and pictures from my summer 2005 motorcycle trip...24,200miles, 202 days, 23 US states, 2 Canadian provinces, 32 National Parks and monuments, the two biggest dams in the US, countless new friends. What an amazing summer!
Thursday, August 18, 2005
There are only a couple of trees that are starting to get a foot hold on the outer slope of the cinder cone and there are a few more at the top.
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