Mountains

[CHUCK79]

The Pacific Northwest is home to some amazing mountains ....mostly in the Cascades range.
Here's some shots of a few examples.

Can anyone name the mountains?
I'll give hints......

I have a jar of ash from the event this that caused this mountain to blow it's top in 1980.
See the steam coming out of the crater?


A popular beer (In the Pacific NW in the 80s) is named after this mountain.


This one has a Greek sister with the same name.

Thanks 4 lookin'

[PhantomTweak]

1) Mt. St. Helens

2) Mt. Ranier

3) Mt. Shasta

I live in that area See Mt. McLaughlin...

Pat☺

[CHUCK79]

1) Mt. St. Helens

2) Mt. Ranier

3) Mt. Shasta

I live in that area See Mt. McLaughlin...

Pat☺

Two out of three....the last is not Mt. Shasta

This is Mt. Shasta: (From one of Skunkworks' incredible submissions that actually inspired me to go mountain hunting) viewtopic.php?f=42&t=170166

[Bass]

I have no clue of any names.......(dont even drink beers )
of those beautiful mauntain scenery shots

[Skunkworks]

Hey Chuck! I want to say Mt. Olympus!

I must say these three shots have blown my socks off! Having kept my ORBX libraries up to date I only recently noticed steam at Mt. Saint Helens

Thank you for your kind words, but I'm afraid my mountain shots pale in comparison!

Happy flying Chuck!

Greg

[PhantomTweak]

Ok then 3) Olympia

Sorry bout that. I can see Shasta from my back porch, and I summited it when I was around 14 or 15 with my school group (Lassen too...), so I jumped to a conclusion. I don't think all that well that time of day any way

Pat☺

[OldAirmail]

A few weeks ago I few over, and around, the first two.

Interesting with FTX Global, but nowhere near as good or interesting as yours.

Great going.



My, oh my. Why are so many people tempting me into spending money.

[CHUCK79]

Thanks guys, the last shot is indeed of Mt. Olympus

[mustangaroo]

Not to disparage but I really thought Greek sisters would be named twin peaks.... ah well.