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	Lassen Volcanic National Park Fire Photo Gallery

	Loomis/Manzanita 2 Prescribed Fire (7 Photos) Second Phase Loomis/Manzanita Lake Prescribed Fire View Album \| View Slideshow
	Mineral Prescribed Burn (13 Photos) Photos from the Mineral Headquarters Prescribed Fire View Album \| View Slideshow

	2004 Bluff Fire (5 Photos) 2004 Bluff Wildland Fire Use Fire View Album \| View Slideshow

	Manzanita Lake Campground Project (16 Photos) Album includes photos taken of the 2007 Manzanita Lake Campground Project View Album \| View Slideshow

	2007 Burn Piles (4 Photos) Fire Management burning piles throughout the park during the fall/winter 2007. View Album \| View Slideshow

	Stonehenge Prescribed Fire (11 Photos) Photos taken on November 8, 2007 on the Stonehenge Prescribed Fire. View Album \| View Slideshow

	Manzanita Lake Dam Pile Burning (4 Photos) Pile Burning View Album \| View Slideshow

	Summertown Pile Burn (4 Photos) Fire staff ignites 1/10 acre pile near Manzanita Lake, should burn into the spring. Smoke should be visible in the Manzanita Lake area. View Album \| View Slideshow

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			Did You Know? On the evening of May 14, 1915, incandescant blocks of lava could be seen bouncing down the flanks of Lassen Peak from as far away as the town of Manton, 20 miles to the west.

Last Updated: June 18, 2008 at 18:10 EST