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"The Mountains Are Calling And I Must Go."

"Out Of The Forest At Last There Stood The Mountain, Wholly Unveiled, Awful In Build And Majesty, Filling All The View Like A Separate, Newborn World, Yet Withal So Fine And Beautiful It Might Well Fire The Dullest Observer To Desperate Enthusiasm."


_John Muir

You've probably noticed that I have quite a few images of the Mount Adams, Gifford Pinchot area. Mount Adams is the most remote mountain in the Cascade Range. It is often overlooked in publications and calendars. It's one of the reasons I love this area so much. It's difficult to reach and has very little pressure from civilization. I feel that the hiking & camping experience hasn't changed much over the last fifty years, and it is one of the most beautiful places in Washington State.

_Randy
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Randy Hutchison > ~Clouds of Fire~ Horseshoe Lake with Mount Adams looming to the South.
Randy Hutchison > ~The Dark Woods~ Horseshoe Lake mirrors the reflection of Mount Adams Apenglow for the close of another day.
Randy Hutchison > Mount Shuksan is a glaciated peak in the North Cascades. It s one of the more often photographed mountains in the Cascade Range, It is 9,127 feet high.
Randy Hutchison > ~ Neapolitan layers~ This was taken on the 3rd of March. My good friend who lives across the street called me to see if I wanted to go down the hill, as the sun was setting fast. We set-up quickly and waited for daylight to give way to dusk. The clouds changed into a dusty pink, as evening settled over the Olympics. We watched as the clouds slowly turned into a steel gray in a matter of minutes.
Randy Hutchison > Mt Adams glacier.
Randy Hutchison > Mt Adams summit.
Randy Hutchison > ~The Rocky Mountains~
Randy Hutchison > The Sawtooth Mountains cast their reflection in little Redfish Lake.
Randy Hutchison > (Gifford Pinchot National Forest) Mount Adams' Southern slope overlooking Horseshoe Lake at sunset.
Randy Hutchison > (Mount Shuksan ) Mount Shuksan is a glaciated peak in the North Cascades. It s one of the more often photographed mountains in the Cascade Range, It is 9,127 feet high.
Randy Hutchison > ~A Moment of Reflection~ This is my wife's favorite image of Mount Adams reflecting into Takhlakh Lake during a cold November Sunrise. We have a large framed print hanging above our fireplace. I've wanted to replace it with something different, however, she always says no!
Randy Hutchison > A lenticular cloud moves across Mount Adams.
Randy Hutchison > A July evening at Takalak Lake with Mount Adams in the background.
Randy Hutchison > (The Last Light) Pink clouds drift over Mount Jefferson to cast the last light on the peak, that tell the end of another day.
Randy Hutchison > Muddy Meadows with Mount Adams.
~Clouds of Fire~

Horseshoe Lake with Mount Adams looming to the South.
Randy Hutchison > ~Clouds of Fire~ Horseshoe Lake with Mount Adams looming to the South.
~Clouds of Fire~

Horseshoe Lake with Mount Adams looming to the South.
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