is coming home and flying into Seattle. I took these pictures with my phone (in Airplane Mode, of course).
In the first shot, you get to see Mt. St. Helen's and all the interesting geology around it.
Can you tell which way the volcano blew?
Mt. Rainier is in the background
The second shot is downtown Seattle.
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Cool PICS Sandra, thanks. I can't seem to find "airplane mode" on my camera though! LOL!
Dave Briggs :~)
I don't if all cell phones have this setting. I found it in the tools folder on my Motorola RAZR.
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