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This week the dictionary at A Word in Your Ear has opened to the word Mountain. We have spent some wonderful days hiking in the mountains around the Pacific Northwest and today I want to share a gallery of images from a trip to Mount Baker, WA.
For more amazing Mountain adventures please visit Sue’s lovely blog at A Word A Week Challenge: Mountain.
Man – I have got to start hiking again. I really miss the views….
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Looking through these photos made me want to plan a new hike too.
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Wow, gorgeous pictures. Gorgeous place.
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Thank you!
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Beautiful! Can I ask what you used to take these pictures?
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I’m glad you like them! My camera was a very basic Cannon Powershot. Just the right size to fit in a pocket and travel everywhere. Sadly it was stolen and I can’t remember the model number but I love how easy they are are to carry along and the picture quality isn’t bad!
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Beautiful collage! We go up every year. Do you ever stop at Nooksak Falls on the way up? It’s such easy access and is one of my favorite spots on Baker. Thanks for coming by my blog and enjoying my pictures of this area too!
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I’m glad you like my choices. 🙂 Nooksak Falls is a beautiful place – I am ready to plan my next trip! Thank you for visiting with me today.
Lisa
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Beautiful! I love the mountains. The only ones I have actually been to are the Blue Ridge in North Carolina (Asheville/Black Mountain) and Virginia (Roanoke), and the Adirondacks (Saranac Lake). Unfortunately, I don’t have the pics from Saranac on my computer. I’ll have to do something about that so I can share them.
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I would love to see your Saranac pictures if you can get them up to share!
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I don’t like the cold and the snow but your photos are very pretty for sure.
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Beautiful photos for the challenge.
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Thank you. 🙂
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hi Lisa,
far away from the big cities – must be sometimes a feeling like BEFORE civilization … – if there is no cell phone, radio etc.
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Hi Frizz,
You’ve got it exactly right that feeling of BEFORE is one of my favorite things about hiking in the mountains. I love the chance to hear nothing but wind in the trees.
Lisa
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