And statistically, three of those the summit is in the fog...Originally Posted by WSR88D
Yea, well I drive by that scenic vista MAYBE five times a year!
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And statistically, three of those the summit is in the fog...Yea, well I drive by that scenic vista MAYBE five times a year!
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That is not bad for a guy who lives in FL.Yea, well I drive by that scenic vista MAYBE five times a year!
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That's right. Two years ago in May I was up there for 10 days. We drove by that vista I would say 5-6 days and we saw the Mt. twice. The first time was when the clouds cleared and it was covered in snow and ice. That was a treat.
Steve
Is there really any BAD weather???
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Nice!
You really set yourself up for this, Mike! Thanks for taking the heat off of me!
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Yeah, I might see it a dozen times a year or so, and I live less than an hour away in NH!
It's a really cool view of Washington, anyway - it looks like it's looking more NW than the view from The Wildcats affords, and my assumption is that it's a view that cannot really be accomplished without a glider - that makes it very nice, very unique...I especially like how the ravines are just slightly turning away, rather than straight on at the lens.
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Matthew I. Stearns
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