It’s been a long time since Mount Rainier was visible at the end of the day. And since it was during the Super Bowl, a lot of folks probably missed it. So here it is, 5:00 Sunday afternoon …
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on February 5, 2006 at 9:02 pm Kip wrote:
Nice pic, Doug. Just think, if Megan had a D50, she could take pictures like that, too
Sorry to hear about the burglery. In somewhat better news, LiveSide is back up and running as of Friday - down due in part to something of an online burglery, so we share your pain.
on February 5, 2006 at 9:24 pm Doug wrote:
Yeah, I saw news of your adventure, but we were busy with ours.
Glad to hear you guys are back on-line.
Thanks for the assist on the camera lobbying. I’ll keep you posted.
on February 6, 2006 at 2:52 am Bernard wrote:
Thanks for posting that great picture of Mt Rainier. The sight of this majestic mountain took my breath away while I first saw from Fauntleroy terminal. I have never been able to capture a peak of its peak on my camera.
Could I make a request for you to mail me that picture in high res so that I can use it as my wallpaper?
PS: Keep up your good blog, it’s informative and entertaining. I don’t mean the burglery part
on February 6, 2006 at 7:45 am Doug wrote:
Hey Bernard, thanks!
Here’s a larger version of that shot.
And here’s another shot of Mount Rainier I took last summer, from Naches Peak (near Chinook Pass).
on February 11, 2006 at 10:44 pm Bernard wrote:
Great shots! Thanks, Doug.