Heh, heh.
Supposed to take a group up to spend the night part-way up the mountain and then summit. Scheduled for the middle of October.
That might be a leaderless group. Even if they let people on it. And anyone wants to go. Big questions. The last 1,200 or so vertical feet is just "ash", which is like sand, and there's no sense of anything solid or secure.
Been there once when it shook, didn't like it, even a little bit. Scared me, I don't know about anyone else, as I was out of there so fast no one could have passed.
The eruptions are fascinating from a distance, though. Worth seeing.
Arf
