Mt. St. Helens: One Year Later - KCPQ (5/18/1981)

A special edition of "Q13 Reports" from Seattle's KCPQ Channel 13 originally aired on May 18, 1981 - the first anniversary of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens. Segments include the recovery of the land around the volcano, the influx of tourists to the area, and more.
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[@gnnascarfan2410]

My grandfather and my dad went to Mt St Helens in 1981 or 1982 (a few years after eruption, somewhere in there) and they were astounded by how there was absolutely nothing, no plant life, no animals, nothing left after that eruption except the landslide trees.

[@Wolfboy183]

ah, media from back in the day where they just wanted to explain shit, not fuck with your mind like the media does to day

[@TheCoyoteTail]

I can’t agree with you more! I look for these “old fashion” news/documentaries just to sooth the nerves in my brain again

[@Iambrendanjames]

Harry Truman would have a podcast today lol.

[@cheezit2989]

I cant find the full version of Harry's song

[@coreym162]

Lost media. Like 99% of all the regional music pre-internet

[@tomshiba51]

Is there a tracking function app I can download that I can use take away that scratchy stuff at the bottom of the video?

[@coreym162]

Tracking is an Analog feature. Now that the video in digital format to see it online it's affectively baked digitally and indifferent from any other text or the whole video as a whole. To have an app get rid of it you'd have to alter the digital copy from the Analog master copy to know what it looked like before the grain showed up on the original cassette. Impossible. Other video restoration is only possible with undamaged image frames. Without a pristine copy there is no digital solution. This stuff isn't magic.

[@JimL2883]

@@coreym162 *effectively

[@user-mf4xf5ps6t]

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[@vincenordstrom8880]

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