Another World
The only constant in life is change, Heraclitus.
Truer words were never spoken, as much as we think of the Earth as a constant in this maelstrom that we call life, it too is ever changing, sometimes slowly as wind erodes stone, sometimes in an instant as the landscape here can attest. All of these 'hills' were a part of the side of Mount Saint Helens, a stratovolcano here in Washington State until May 18th, 1980 when they were unceremoniously and quite violently deposited into the valley below. After 15,267 days this is the net result of the recovery in the area. (I had to take my shoes off to count that high)
Another World
The only constant in life is change, Heraclitus.
Truer words were never spoken, as much as we think of the Earth as a constant in this maelstrom that we call life, it too is ever changing, sometimes slowly as wind erodes stone, sometimes in an instant as the landscape here can attest. All of these 'hills' were a part of the side of Mount Saint Helens, a stratovolcano here in Washington State until May 18th, 1980 when they were unceremoniously and quite violently deposited into the valley below. After 15,267 days this is the net result of the recovery in the area. (I had to take my shoes off to count that high)