A view of Mount Rainier from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) was featured in the last Wordless Wednesday Where. This photo of the currently silent active volcano a was taken on a flight to SEA. The summit is capped with a lens-shaped lenticular cloud silently announcing the presence of strong winds and turbulence.
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Lovely capture of Mount Rainier!
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Rainier certainly grabs ones attention!
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What an amazing point of view of Rainier!
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If skies are clear, it is easy to tell when the flight is close to Seattle.😊
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What a wonderful view you got of this sometimes elusive mountain!
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I used to fly through Seattle a few times a year. It is easy to figure out which side of the plane to sit on to get a view, if possible. Thanks for visiting, Sarah.
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I love the rare lenticular cloud formations. They’re like icing on a cake.
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Icing on the cake is a great way to describe lenticular clouds,
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Beautiful
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Thanks
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Wow! Wow! Amazing and so beautiful photo!
Thank’s for share, John.
Have a wonderful week!
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Such a pretty mountain but one day …
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impressive!
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It is big
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This is an excellent shot, John!
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Thanks for visiting and commenting Kellye!
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It’s so gorgeous John and best to see from afar! I’ll skip the eruptions, thanks for the warning 💞
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I’ll skip the eruptions too.
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Truly beautiful!
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Beauty that hides a beast! 😄 I wouldn’t want to be around when Rainier erupts again.
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