This week’s travel retreat takes us virtually to Mount Saint Helens in Skamania County, Washington. Seen to the left, this is a picture of the pre-1980 explosion mountain called Mt. Fuji’s Sister. Almost two decades later, while still active and changed forever, nature is still abundant and re-growing in the path of earlier destruction.
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