This 10 oz (280 gram) hot bomb landed on Dobbs Cleaver, 3.2 miles (5 km) north of Sherman Crater.
A new page describing volcanic bombs that erupted from Sherman Crater has been added to the ‘About Mount Baker’ page. Take me there right now!
Posted by: magmatist | October 20, 2012
Baker Bombs- Stones from the sky
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