Isogloss: language and legacy on Mount St. Helens

E. Dodd

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Isogloss: language and legacy on Mount St. Helens

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Authors:

E. Dodd

Year:

2012

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Pacific Northwest Research Station

Source:

The Georgia Review

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Abstract

Nothing standing aboveground today was here thirty years ago. The ground itself wasn't here. Oh, there was ground, but much of it lay below the surface where my boot soles slip a little in the loose pebbles of pumice. Rolling on loose rock and big ideas, for a moment I lose my sense of balance, glancing first at the sky above, then at the nearby peak of Mount St. Helens as if to stabilize myself.

Keywords

Mount St Helens, Isogloss, language

Citation

Dodd, E. 2012. Isogloss: language and legacy on Mount St. Helens. The Georgia Review. Spring 2012: 103-115.