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Vacating


I've been absent and with extremely limited computer access.

But on my way home yesterday, the shot above was the view from my seat on the plane!

Anyone venture to guess where this is?

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Lindsey said…
My guess would be Mt. Hood.
??
Thu Aug 27, 10:47:00 PM EDT
Pam said…
Mount St. Helens?
Fri Aug 28, 10:29:00 AM EDT
Unknown said…
Good guesses so far!

Hint: Mt. Hood is off in the distance on the left.
Fri Aug 28, 11:30:00 AM EDT
Lindsey said…
Surely it's not Mt. Jefferson!?
I know it's obviously in the Cascade Range. Portland, OR.
I've been to Portland oh so many times since Ben's side of the family is there and my parents are in Southern Oregon. Beautiful area:)
Fri Aug 28, 11:54:00 AM EDT
Unknown said…
Well, maybe I lead you astray...

It's Mount Rainier.

I was visiting my daughter in Olympia.

We ran all over the state of Washington. I have TONS of pictures....now I just need time to load the digital ones from the cards and have the film ones developed (I took 4 cameras!)
Fri Aug 28, 03:56:00 PM EDT
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