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Mt Hood (11, 249 feet) approaching Portland, Oregon. We will be offline this week traveling in the Pacific Northwest until after Easter.
the sunset hit the steeple of the church at just the right moment. So nice when you happen to be in the right place at the right second.
One of the many lakes in our area that mirror Mt. Hood. It was a surprise, though it should not have been, to discover that the area was hopping with the tiniest frogs I have ever seen. They were everywhere, even though we were watching every step, I am sure we must have squashed a few.
From just outside Timberline Lodge at 6,000 ft. (1,830 m),
Oregon
In lower right foreground is a mass of a species of Mountain Ash, possibly Sorbus sitchensis, with the red of its berries visible.
EXPLORE 4/2020 I took this a couple of weeks ago. I could not believe the color that night. This was totally the way it looked.
The non-stop flight from Detroit to Portland banks left around Mt. Hood as it descends. On this lucky day, we were on the plane's left side. Hello, Mt. Hood.
In the hood:
You can drop a camera down the side of a hill, freeze, get yelled at, witness a moment... in a mere few hours near MT HOOD.
Photo taken on my recent trip up the coast not in 2015😱
How to fill my soul cup up, just add DRAMA on any landscape.
YUMMY
As I made my way out of Portland, Mount Hood was my center focus.
This picture was taken from Lolo Pass, looking towards the North side of Mt. Hood. This was a VERY SMALL section of the mountain that I could get that was not totally clouded over.
the overlook..
aka timberline lodge
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In our trip to Washington and Oregon the weather was sunny without clouds almost everyday.
This was for Sunset at Thrillium Lake.
The beautiful sky over Mt. Hood lasted only long enough for me to get one shot, and then it was gone.