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Lassen Volcano - Clementine - 07-24-2016
This mornings's dream was vivid and intense, even got me to give up lurking and register!
I'm watching the scene, 2 men hiking on the top of a ridge. I think they are scientists, definitely there for a reason not just vacation. Both white, one has brown hair and beard, both wear shorts and packs. It's daytime, feels late afternoon, August or September. there is a rumble then an outgas then an eruption. One man dies, not clear what happened to beard man. I hear Lassen Volcano and wake up
RE: Lassen Volcano - Goldengirl - 07-24-2016
Lassen Volcanic National Park is a United States National Park in northeastern California. The dominant feature of the park is Lassen Peak, the largest plug dome volcano in the world and the southern-most volcano in the Cascade Range.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lassen_Volcanic_National_Park
Thanks for posting Clementine!
RE: Lassen Volcano - Cassandra - 07-24-2016
Hello Clementine - Thanks for registering!
If your dream pops up in the news for that area in the fall, please post an update to your dream on this same thread.
RE: Lassen Volcano - Goldengirl - 07-24-2016
Which US Volcanos are likely to erupt next?
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/translating-uncle-sam/stories/which-us-volcanoes-are-likely-to-erupt-next
100 years after eruption, Mt. Lassen threat remains (from 2015)
http://m.kcra.com/news/100-years-after-eruption-mt-lassen-threat-remains/33155952
RE: Lassen Volcano - twiceblessed9 - 07-24-2016
Hi Clementine! Welcome to the NDC, we are happy you decided to de-lurk and share your dream.
I have actually hiked to the top of Lassen, about 22 years ago. It is a wonderful volcano and park in the Cascades. It is dormant and hasn't erupted for around 100 years if I remember correctly. The last one was rather large. IF one were on the mountain during an eruption , there would no way to get off in good time. Narrow swtichback trails and climbing around and through boulders would make that difficult.
RE: Lassen Volcano - Goldengirl - 07-24-2016
Twice, I posted the link above to the anniversary, you were right, it was in 1915.
And you just coined a new word - de-lurking! Love it, hahaha!!!!
RE: Lassen Volcano - twiceblessed9 - 07-24-2016
Thanks GG. I did not look at the link before posting.