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PNW Cascade Range (but fantasy)
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Mt. Rainier - throwback to summer
Forest (No. 53)
Burney, CA
Mt. Washington Sunset - June 2024
Three of my kids drove up to Darland Mountain with me to look at the volcanoes. We spotted 7 yesterday.

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Mountain woman dance
Letting Nature Pamper Me with Snapshots of Mount Shasta by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A setting while taking in views across grassy meadow with a backdrop of an evergreen forest and some nearby hillsides. This picturesque setting is looking to the southeast with majestic ridges and peaks of the Mount Shasta standing tall in the distance. With this image, I chose to zoom in with a focal length to have the nearby hillside in Mount Shasta fill the image from edge to edge with just a little bit of blue skies above to complement the earth-tones in the lower portion of the image.
New video from BetterGeology!
At long last, a new video from me! This one is a short video about Larch Mountain, an extinct shield volcano in the Cascade Range of Oregon, USA, but NOT one of the Cascade Volcanoes. What? Guess you'll just have to watch and find out!