Lassen's Painted Dunes

The Painted Dunes are multicolored pumice fields formed by oxidation of volcanic ash as they fell out of volcanic eruptions that have sculpted the area inside Lassen National Park in Northern California. The ash on Painted Dunes is brightly oxidized because it fell on lava flows when they were still hot. The Painted Dunes are best viewed during the "golden hour," from the top of Cinder Cone, a 700-foot-tall cinder cone volcano that’s believed to have last erupted in the 1650s.

[@stephenrice4554]

It's a mesmeric place you live in , from your pines and sawmills to your pumice peaks , beautiful 👍🇬🇧

[@MrShoptaw]

I agree. Much to see and explore at my doorstep. Thanks for watching the video.

[@bradanderson1627]

Just stunning surroundings! can’t beat that for nothing. Thanks for sharing the experience with us.

[@MrShoptaw]

Thank you and it's my pleasure.

[@PapyKyKa]

Salut a toi, l'homme, encore des belles images, A plus, PapyKy

[@MrShoptaw]

Thank you. It was a challenge for an old man like me to climb to the top but worth it.

[@PapyKyKa]

Yes, it's the same for me, who was born in 1947, PapyKy.
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Oui, c'est idem pour moi, qui est né en 1947, PapyKy de Belgique

[@davidmicalizio824]

❤

[@MrShoptaw]

Thanks for watching the video.

[@lewdempsey3232]

Beautiful

[@MrShoptaw]

Thank you! Cheers!