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Giant lava rock that was swept here from Lassen Peak, 3 miles away, by the rock avalanche following the May 19, 1915 eruption.
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Ice forming on the grass along the stream's edge.
The Devastated Area Trail runs through an area that has recovered from being covered in ash, flying rock, and swept away by an avalanche in the May 1915 Lassen Peak eruptions.
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Joan Pendleton
Sep 10, 2018 near Shingletown, CA
“Giant lava rock that was swept here from Lassen Peak, 3 miles away, by the rock avalanche following the May 19, 1915 eruption.”  

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Giant lava rock that was swept here from Lassen Peak, 3 miles away, by the rock avalanche following the May 19, 1915 eruption.
The Devastated Area Trail runs through an area that has recovered from being covered in ash, flying rock, and swept away by an avalanche in the May 1915 Lassen Peak eruptions.
Lassen Peak. Looking closely, the slopes are completely cleared of trees. These slopes were swept away in the May 1915 eruptions.
Lassen Peak
Lassen Peak is to the southwest when starting off on Nobles Emigrant Trail (East).
A waterfall on a Hat Creek tributary, along Paradise Meadows Trail.
One of many streams that form Hat Creek, is crossed by Paradise Meadows Trail, near its headwaters in Paradise Meadows
Ice forming on the grass along the stream's edge.
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Shingletown, CA
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