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1. Mt. Adams and Hood River Valley
Mt. Adams and Hood River Valley
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Mt. Adams - Apple orchard in Hood River Valley, Oregon May 5, 1951.
2. Blooming orchards in Hood River Valley with Mt. Adams in background
Blooming orchards in Hood River Valley with Mt. Adams in background
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Touring by car through the beautiful Hood River Valley in spring with the orchards in bloom; Mt. Adams in background.
3. Cascade Mountain Peaks
Cascade Mountain Peaks
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227 mile airplane view of mountains. Photo shows South Sister, Middle Sister, North Sister, Mt. Washington, Three Finger Jack, Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Rainier.
4. Young Jersey heifers at base of Mt. Adams
Young Jersey heifers at base of Mt. Adams
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Young Jersey heifers in pasture at Base of Mt. Adams, Washington. Henry Caryl farm, Trout Lake.
5. Herefords at base of Mt. Adams
Herefords at base of Mt. Adams
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Hereford herd at base of Mt. Adams, Washington. Henry Caryl farm.
6. Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and Mt. St. Helens
Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and Mt. St. Helens
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A fine view of three snow capped peaks. These mountains may be seen from Portland and from many points on a trip over the Mt. Hood Loop.
7. Klickitat Glacier - Mt. Adams
Klickitat Glacier - Mt. Adams
8. Ice bridge, Mt. Adams
Ice bridge, Mt. Adams
9. Klickitat Glacier - Mt. Adams
Klickitat Glacier - Mt. Adams
10. Mt. St. Helens, Rainier and Adams from top of Hood
Mt. St. Helens, Rainier and Adams from top of Hood
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There is hardly a place in Western Oregon or Washington, elevated above the level of the forests, whence one does not enjoy a superb view of from one to six isolated snow mountains. This isolation must be again and again emphasized, not only because to it these Oregon and Washington mountains owe their individuality and unique grandeur but also because the view from any one of these isolated peaks is much more striking and comprehensive than a mountain view in ranges where the peaks are grouped closely together. ----Henry T. Finch.
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