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Mt. St. Helens
After winding up a narrow forest service road for a while, the blasted remains of Mount St. Helens comes into view. At the first viewpoint, you're still surrounded by trees and plant life. That changes as soon as you cross the boundary into the National Volcanic Monument (which I'm calling the "park", to keep things simple).
These trees are in the "singed" area. When the mountain erupted in 1980, the blast of hot, toxic gas knocked down trees for miles. On the outskirts of the blast zone, trees were only burnt.
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