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The many eruptions occurring for thousands of centuries in the south of the Cascade Range, out of Medicine Lake shield volcano gave birth to a rugged and desolate landscape, now included in Lava Beds National Monument.
Lava Beds National Monument was established in 1924 in the far north east corner of California, close to the Oregon border. It is not far from Crater Lake and from Lassen Volcanic parks. All of them can be visited on the same day if hurrying. |
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Basaic Thu Oct 15, 2009 01:03 UTC
I hope to see Lassen next time I am in California. Great Page! | SteveOSF Wed Oct 7, 2009 23:57 UTC
I had not heard of Lava Beds National Monument before. It seems picturesque. I will have to check it out when I get a chance to travel to Lassen or Crater Lake. | willy_wonka Thu Jul 16, 2009 09:17 UTC
this is an interest place jean-louis, one i havent heard of! exploring the lava caves must be fascinating. i love caves! great shots! | jumpingnorman Wed Jun 24, 2009 03:18 UTC
Excellent Lava adventure...I also saw lavas in Iceland...Norman :) |
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