Yeah, the marine layer was, um, a bit ... layered.
A fun road trip, and we saw and learned a whole bunch of stuff, but actually seeing Mount St. Helens live? Even from the as-close-as-you-can-drive Johnston Ridge Observatory? Reply hazy, try again some other trip.
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Who knew that Mount St. Helens was actually a Magic 8-Ball?
Complete with regular shaking, as well as occasional dropping on the ground and breaking open and making a mess!
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