Here we are now --on the feast of Stephen--and on the other side of the mountain. Mount Rainier has a different aspect depending on which direction you see it from. And here it is reflected in the windows of the (New) Jackson Visitor Center at Paradise. the day after Christmas remained clear and sunny, though the wind came up a bit fiercely.
The real thing, reflected here in a display about the fragile meadow ecostructure. If you haven't visited Paradise recently, you are missing the wonderfully done updated displays in the new VC.
This one says it all.
Weekend Reflections are the brainchild of James from Newtown Area Daily Photo. Visit him to see who else is reflecting on the world around them today.
More from our winter visit to the mountain after the psalm tomorrow--and after we finish visiting.
9 comments:
Absolutely wonderful! I love that reflection in the Visitor Center window and all tht snow!
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Fantastic photos of the Mt Rainier reflections. It looks like a cool visitor center. I was there years ago but would love to see it again.
Great shots, the first is wonderful and breathtaking!
awesome reflections! the first one I thought I was looking out the window at the mountain. fantastic!!
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You are really good at this. They are all wonderful. I think I like the top one best. Brilliant stuff!
Outstanding photos. Mountains can humble us. I'll never forget looking across (not down or up) at the summit of Mt. McKinley while flying in a high altitude passenger plane on the way home from Alaska.
Great photos! And gorgeous scenery in your reflections!
Mount Rainier looks like quite an exciting, visual experience! Wonderful reflections!
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