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Ted Harrison (Canadian) - Mt. Baker (serigraph, 1993)
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Ted Harrison (Canadian) - Mt. Baker (serigraph, 1993)
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Will always ❤️ love this view!
Yesterday's cool clouds
These are the Cascade Mountains!! I love these mountains!! They include my favorite active volcano, Mt. Baker. As I drove to Whidbey Island today, I couldn't get a good shot of Mt. Baker, but I did get these photos of the Cascade Mountains!! Aren't they beautiful? They're getting all snowy!! I love that!! 💙🤍💙
“Lupins at moonrise” by | Elliot Hawkey
Mt. Baker, Washington State, United States
princess patricia and mt. baker postcard ca. 1950s
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What a sunrise this morning over Mt. Baker!!
Pole Road - Everson, WA
📸 by Randy Small
Impression on an autumn afternoon: Kulshan - Mt. Baker from San Juan Island, Washington, 2002.
I am uncomfortable using First Nations names for major geographic features in the PNW. I am too old to have learned them in school for aside from occasional references to "Tahoma" for Mt. Rainier, those names were not used. It is also the case that there were several names in different languages for the volcanic features which can be seen over great distances. Thus what was named by the Europeans Mt. Baker has several names "Nooksack: Kweq' Smánit; Lushootseed: təqʷubəʔ),[9] also known as Koma Kulshan or simply Kulshan," and it is unclear which should be used. The U.S. Geological Survey has a board on geographic names which assigns official names for use by public bodies, and using their guidance Mt. Baker is still acceptable.