I was basically born and raised in Tacoma. Which is about an hour south from Seattle. I had lived all over the country including Colorado before moving to Washington right around when I turned 8. Yay being an army brat.
While seeing the Rocky Mountains everyday was cool and neat they just can’t compare to how awe inspiring Mt. Rainer is. I fell in love with Washington and consider it my true home. I lived in Washington for almost 25 years. It’s an amazing state.
![image showing Mt. Rainer seen from University of Washington in Seattle, Washington [OC] [3456x4320]](56b24458-edc9-5d4c-8de9-b4c1e1c4c40d.jpg)
oh_hai_brian on June 12nd, 2019 at 23:18 UTC »
Or as I say, “Hey you can see the mountain today!”
StuartHayden on June 12nd, 2019 at 23:39 UTC »
I was basically born and raised in Tacoma. Which is about an hour south from Seattle. I had lived all over the country including Colorado before moving to Washington right around when I turned 8. Yay being an army brat.
While seeing the Rocky Mountains everyday was cool and neat they just can’t compare to how awe inspiring Mt. Rainer is. I fell in love with Washington and consider it my true home. I lived in Washington for almost 25 years. It’s an amazing state.
EatTheAppl3 on June 13rd, 2019 at 00:18 UTC »
Mt. Rainier is by far my favorite National Park. Great picture.