
Once you've lived here for a few years though you come to realize that this particular mountain dominates the landscape from many different places. I am always amazed to look up and see it on I-90 near Issaquah, on I-5 from Seattle, from the UW campus, from the air, from a variety of bike trails; it is just THERE....unless it's cloudy, and then it disappears.

But I think I love it most at twilight.

4 comments:
What lovely photos. Mt Rainier looks regal in every one!
What fabulous photos...especially the last one. Now I want to see it in real life...
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Rainier looks almost like a cloud in the sky.
When I lived in the Portland area, the saying was, "If you can see Mt. Hood, it's going to rain."
The valcano mountains are gorgeous.
What a beautiful view you have! Has it ever inspired any of your work?
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