Five Mountains
Every now and then flying into Seattle you can see a whole line of mountains, from Mt. Rainier to Mt. Hood, the remains of Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams and sometimes, way off in the distance, Mt. Shasta.
I think you can see three easily in this photo; Mt. Rainier in the center, one to the left and one to the right.
East of the mountains, it is totally clear. West of the mountains, there is cloud cover:
My car is waiting, my bags are off the plane first - is my travel karma back? I don’t dare count on it, but I’m thankful for all travel mercies.
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That’s one heck of an amazing view
Nothing sweeter than sitting at Gas Works and seeing them all on those rare sunny days.
Kinan - you love a good view!
Nibaq - Are you talking about the GasWorks in Wallingford? Wow!
guilty as charged
So Kinan, close your eyes, envision . . . . if you could choose any view in the world for your very own, what would it be?
Claim a view for my own, ha?!
hmmmm! There’s this valley in Syria crammed right between a mountainous and the Mediterranean.
Claim a view for my own, ha?!
hmmmm! There’s this valley in Syria crammed right between a mountainous and the Mediterranean. The valley is comprised of a huge amount of farm lands each like a block of a different color. The view from the mountain towards the horizon overlooking this valley is the best I have seen in my life.
The valley is called, AL Ghab Valley