skirted Shadow Lake ...
crossed a footbridge...
meandered along verdant meadows, most dotted with wildflowers...
We decided not to cross a snowy patch to reach the overlook to Frozen Lake. Maybe later in the summer.
Nice spot for lunch!
Our route covered about five miles.
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Hello Sandra. It's a beautiful view on the mountain and interesting trail.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Poland.
Looks like it was partly cloudy on the mountain. Your photos manage to convey a sense of solitude and quiet, taking in the majesty of it all.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Judy and Klara, for leaving comments. Yesterday was partly cloudy with occasional sunbreaks. The temp was nice and cool (probably in the 60s), though I did work up a sweat. The trails were not crowded at all, which was nice, so there were many moments of quiet. LOVE breathing that clean mountain air!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS GORGEOUS. ONCE AGAIN YOU HAVE TAKEN ME ON AN "ARMCHAIR" TOUR. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely scenes! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteColleen and Laurel-Rain: I'm so glad you enjoyed my photos. Hiking and walking among the beauty of the Pacific Northwest is my joy, and I'm happy to share it.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully restorative!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous views of Mt Rainier! Your photos are beautiful. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day. Wishing you a happy new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful and wonderful place.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderfully scenic part of the world and your photos are just stunning!
ReplyDeleteMy Corner of the World
What a stunning hike - It was beautiful to stop by for some fresh air and exercise with you, I'll be back when you do the frozen lake!
ReplyDeleteWren x
So beautiful! I have not met one person who didn't enjoy that trip, Sandy...:)jp
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.. Hope to hike there one day..
ReplyDeleteWow!Your Mount Rainier photos are very beautiful. I likeMount St.Helens too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to go back to Mt. Rainier and see it properly.
Thank you Sandra, for coming over my blog and helping me identify the tree with all that peeling bark. I think you are right. I looked up some pictures and it sure looks like a Melaleuca. Thank you so much.