Guess where this is?

[KvHagedorn]

Mt St. Helen's?

[Jon P. Inghram]

Nope, much warmer climate than Washington.

[degrub]

New Mexico ?

[Jon P. Inghram]

Almost.

[SitFlyer]

Me knows that's in Arizona, but me's too busy to post photo when I get it right.

[degrub]

Ok it's the park just outside of Flagstaff. old extinct volcano... Sunset crater National Monument to be exact.

http://www.americansouthwest.net/arizona/sunset_crater_volcano/photographs.html

should have recognized it right off as i was there with the kids a year ago.

[Jon P. Inghram]

You got it degrub.

"Although there has been no eruption for nearly 1,000 years, it is likely that eruptions will occur again in the San Francisco Volcanic Field. With an average interval of several thousand years between past periods of volcanic activity, it is impossible to forecast when the next eruption will occur. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists believe that the most probable sites of future eruptions are in the eastern part of the field and that the eruptions are likely to be small. These future eruptions may provide spectacular volcanic displays but should pose little hazard because of their small size and the relative remoteness of the area."

[degrub]

Ok, give me a day to find something.

[degrub]

Ok. Continuing with the theme. What is it, and name of the place

[degrub]

bump

[lecter]

Looks like some kind of volcanic national park thingy, would it be in the U.S.?

[Brian Ellis]

On the lee side of Mt. St. Helens?

[degrub]

US - yes

Lee side of Mt St. Helens - yes, but so is Nevada ( not there)

[Jon P. Inghram]

I know I've seen that very same picture, but I can't remember where it's at. Plus I don't feel like trying to guess one so soon after the last.

[Brian Ellis]

OK, how about WA or OR?