Finder quits and restarts!

Sometimes when I go to view images on CoverFlow mode, the Finder quits, hides all windows and open apps, then reverts but not in CoverFlow mode, usually the column mode, and is never at the folder/place where I was in CF - goes back to a previous folder I was at.
Any reason for this??
Thx
Dean

...in fact just adding to this - I've noticed that the windows open and the folders/places at which they display are actually the same as when the computer started up this morning - I remember having just looked at them.
May give some clues?

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