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Along Trout Lake Hwy, I had to pull over a bunch of times to take photos of Mt Adams in the nice late afternoon light. I like this one, with the farmland in the foreground. I was happy to get such nice views of Mt Adams. During my weekend visited to Portland, Oregon, and back to Seattle, I should have had excellent views of no less than four snow-capped volcanos -- Mt Hood, Mt St Helens, Mt Adams, and Mt Rainier. But all hid in clouds, except Mt Adams here. Mt St Helens was wrapped in clouds, but showing a few hints of ice and glacier. Mt Hood was totally hidden by clouds, except by the time I got near Mt Adams, when I got a few distant peeks of Hood's pointy top. Mt Rainier was mostly in clouds too. |
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June 10, 2006 at 13:10 |
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pfly from Pugetopolis |
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| current | 23:33, 25 May 2008 | 1,024×745 (390 KB) | Adumbvoget | ({{Information |Description= Along Trout Lake Hwy, I had to pull over a bunch of times to take photos of Mt Adams in the nice late afternoon light. I like this one, with the farmland in the foreground. I was happy to get such nice views of Mt Adams. Dur) |
