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alpinestateofmind > It isn't often that you get to spend several nights above the clouds. From the summit of Panic Peak clouds swarm and boil. In this photo looking out over part of the Ridge of the Gods, waves splash pink over rocky shores.
alpinestateofmind > The broad shoulder of Mount Olympus and Mount Tom in the distance with clouds crashing onto her shores.
alpinestateofmind > Sun cupped in hand with clouds below.
alpinestateofmind > On the rail of this great ship.
alpinestateofmind > And above, in high places, when I look at the mountains, I watch as one great head among them swivels and looks over at me with a grin. Yet, as the snows sway and the rocks shake loose around me, I know the mountain beneath had turned to send a grin of his own across the valleys and rivers between. Realization is quick upon me. I know then how small we are in a place so big. Even in my 7 days among the trees and glaciers - soul filled to the brim, candle burning from both ends, I have to wonder if these mountains even noticed me?
alpinestateofmind > Sunrise looking over the Hoh River Valley into a convulted atmosphere.
alpinestateofmind > It isn't often that you get to spend several nights above the clouds. From the summit of Panic Peak clouds swarm and boil. In this photo looking out over part of the Ridge of the Gods, waves splash pink over rocky shores.
alpinestateofmind > Breaking through clouds on an early season ski towards Camp Muir.
alpinestateofmind > If you look closely, you can see Sky S. standing below Colfax Peak. Mount Baker, Washington.
It isn't often that you get to spend several nights above the clouds. From the summit of Panic Peak clouds swarm and boil. In this photo looking out over part of the Ridge of the Gods, waves splash pink over rocky shores.
alpinestateofmind > It isn't often that you get to spend several nights above the clouds. From the summit of Panic Peak clouds swarm and boil. In this photo looking out over part of the Ridge of the Gods, waves splash pink over rocky shores.
It isn't often that you get to spend several nights above the clouds. From the summit of Panic Peak clouds swarm and boil. In this photo looking out over part of the Ridge of the Gods, waves splash pink over rocky shores.
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