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Views of Mt. Hood

April 22, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Robert Gleason, Mount Hood
Robert Gleason, Mount Hood

We Portlanders are lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world. We enjoy all of the luxuries of living in a city, while being surrounded by rivers, lakes, forests and mountains. The most commanding landmarkĀ is of course Mt. Hood. This iconic feature is visible from almost everywhere. You can see it from the top story of a new high rise, from one of our many bridges, or by going just thirty minutes outside of the city, and standing at the foot of it, gazing upward.

Cathleen Rehfeld, Mt. Hood
Cathleen Rehfeld, Mt. Hood
Bruce Clark, Mt. Hood from Lost Lake
Bruce Clark, Mt. Hood from Lost Lake
David Mathew, Mt. Hood from the Broadway Bridge
David Mathew, Mt. Hood from the Broadway Bridge
Leslie Cheney-Parr, Mt. Hood Meadows
Leslie Cheney-Parr, Mt. Hood Meadows
Christopher Bibby, Multnomah Falls
Christopher Bibby, Multnomah Falls
Janet Holt, Reorganizing the Landscape
Janet Holt, Reorganizing the Landscape
Harry Greaver, Mountain Fog
Harry Greaver, Mountain Fog
Paul Zegers, A Wilderness Nearby
Paul Zegers, A Wilderness Nearby
Yvonne Branchflower, Wy'East Mt. Hood
Yvonne Branchflower, Wy’East/ Mt. Hood
Wayne Hung Chin, Sunrise
Wayne Hung Chin, Sunrise
Sue Allen, Mt. Hood Winter Patio
Sue Allen, Mt. Hood Winter Patio
Sharon Engel, Mountain
Sharon Engel, Mountain
David McBride, Almost Home
David McBride, Almost Home
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