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The River Thames as it flows through the market town of Abingdon in Oxfordshire. In the background is the spire of St Helen's church which dates form the early 12th century, In 2005 it acquired a new ring of 10 bells cast by the famous Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London. Although now in Oxfordshire, Abingdon was, until 1867, the county town of Berkshire before that status was transferred to Reading. In Medieval times it was an important wool and woollen cloth producing town.

Five of the Cascades volcanoes - Mt Baker, Mt Rainier, Mt St Helens, Mt Hood, and Mt Adams- in hues of blue and purple

Five of the Cascades volcanoes - Mt Baker, Mt Rainier, Mt St Helens, Mt Hood, and Mt Adams- in hues of red, orange, and gold

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The sun shines radiantly in the cloud-streaked pale blue morning sky above mountains, including Mt St Helens, beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. Lens flare and sun rays streaming through the Oregon forest creates heavenly beauty in this picturesque scene of the Columbia River flowing peacefully between the Oregon and Washington shores near Kelso and Rainier.

The sun shines radiantly in the cloud-streaked pale blue morning sky above Mt St Helens and other mountains beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. Lens flare and sun rays streaming through the Oregon forest creates heavenly beauty in this picturesque scene of the Columbia River flowing peacefully between the Oregon and Washington shores near Kelso and Rainier.

Layers of mist and fog obscure the trees on the Washington bank of the Columbia river near Longview and Kelso as the dawn creates a lovely ambiance over the tiny town of Rainier nestled in the Oregon forest. Mount St Helens glows pale in the light in the distance, while a masonic lodge and a cross-topped church steeple are visible between layers of trees in the foreground.

The sun shines radiantly in the cloud-streaked pale blue morning sky above mountains, including Mt St Helens, beyond the banks of the Columbia River near Kelso and Longview, Washington. Lens flare and sun rays streaming through the Oregon forest creates heavenly beauty in this picturesque scene of the Columbia River flowing peacefully between the Oregon and Washington shores near Kelso and Rainier.

Like a ghostly apparition, this shattered tree stump at Johnston's Ridge stands as a reminder of the devastating volcanic eruption of Mount St Helens.The snow covered base of the volcano's crater is seen in the sunlit background.

This focal black and white photo, bright paintbrush wildflowers on Johnston's Ridge bloom surrounded by death and destruction. A clear blue summer sky with one fluffy white cloud in the background seems to represent renewal and hope for the future despite the site's sad history.

This is an outline of the Pacific Northwest State of Oregon with a photo of Portland, Oregon.

A cluster of pink wildflowers grows on the edge of Johnston’s Ridge ,looking down toward one of the valleys surrounding Mount St Helens. Evergreen forest fills in the nooks and crannies zig-zagging along the barren, rocky clefts along the base of the mountains.

The Major Peaks of the Cascade Mountain Range- along with their elevations and coordinates- are featured in this hand-drawn digital art piece.

In this lomo-esque photo, taken on top of Johnston's Ridge, bright orange-red paintbrush wildflowers surrounding the remnants of a tree that was shredded by the force of Mount Saint Helens 1980 blast emphasize the surreal feeling of being in this beautiful location that was the epicenter of so much destruction. A little yellow road climbs a hill towards the distant mountains below a cloudy Pacific Northwest sky.

Like a ghostly apparition, this shattered tree stump at Johnston's Ridge stands as a reminder of the devastating volcanic eruption of Mount St Helens.The snow covered base of the volcano's crater is seen in the sunlit background.

Vintage State of Washington Mid Century Distressed Aesthetic

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paintbrush wildflowers, Johnston's Ridge 2

I think based on looking at maps this shows Coldwater Lake and Clearwater Lake. As seen from Johnston's Ridge, near Mount Saint Helens, Coldwater Lake and Clearwater Lake are seen surrounded by mountains still recovering from the Mt St Helens' volcanic destruction.

I'm not 100% sure which lake this is, but I think based on looking at maps that it is either Coldwater Lake or Clearwater Lake. As seen from Johnston's Ridge, near Mount Saint Helens, a hiking path climbs towards either Coldwater Lake or Clearwater Lake through mountains still recovering from the volcano's destruction.

This vibrant red bunch of paintbrush wildflowers, with a softly focused background textured by the volcanic soil on top of Johnston's Ridge, is a beautiful, fiery spot of color in an area still recovering from Mount St Helens' historic 1980 eruption.

This focal black and white photo, bright paintbrush wildflowers on Johnston's Ridge bloom surrounded by death and destruction. A clear blue summer sky with one fluffy white cloud in the background seems to represent renewal and hope for the future despite the site's sad history.

This vibrant red bunch of paintbrush wildflowers, with a softly focused background textured by the volcanic soil on top of Johnston's Ridge, is a beautiful, fiery spot of color in an area still recovering from Mount St helens' historic 1980 eruption.

This vibrant red bunch of paintbrush wildflowers, with a softly focused background textured by the volcanic soil on top of Johnston's Ridge, is a beautiful, fiery spot of color in an area still recovering from Mount St helens' historic 1980 eruption.