September 26, 2006

  • At Least Three Restless Volcanoes

    Late last week, the public radio station in Anchorage mentioned that
    the Alaska Volcano Observatory had gotten lots of calls from people in
    Homer who had noticed volcanic activity across Cook Inlet.  It
    wasn’t until Sunday that the weather permitted an overflight.  I
    gave it a couple of days for the pictures to be posted.

    This is a shot taken September 24, 2006 by Cyrus Read.  It shows
    fumaroles on the West side of Fourpeaked Volcano.  I remember
    reading somewhere that this volcano is believed to have four peaks as a
    result of a great explosion that destroyed its original conventional
    cone shape.

    AVO has elevated Fourpeaked’s concern level to yellow
    I had heard that on the radio.  What I didn’t know until I visited
    the website today is that Cleveland Volcano and Veniaminof Volcano are
    also at level yellow.

    Now all that recent big earthquake activity in the Aleutians makes sense.

Comments (6)

  • Such a lovely photo sowing the wonders of this planet we live on and give no due respect too.

  • You might want to back up a little……………

  • Wow. Maybe Mother is fighting back.

  • This could get interesting.

  • Very cool pic.  Wonder if she’ll blow?

  • Boy, did I screw up.  You didn’t tell me how much bread you wanted, I only got one loaf. . . .FM is STILL out of orange soda.  Let’s see, I’ll have to get up super-early Friday, get everything out of the back of the car to make room for the cat food and kitty litter. . . .

    Maybe I should go back into town tonight and make another shopping run while they still have the bread you want–I went early this morning and  now I just just feel like laying down and going to sleep. . . .

    NO way can I get all the frozen stuff you want into the freezer, it is full of turkey drumsticks and Hot Pockets now.  Either something will have to thaw or something will have to be omitted. . . . .  sigh  Maybe if I got up at six on Friday, went to town to Freds for frozen stuff, them to APS for cat stuff. . . . .

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