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Robert Bryll (robertb) > 360 degree panorama from Mt. Si's true summit on the top of the Haystack, which I couldn't resist to scramble. Widok z wlasciwego szczytu Mt. Si, czyli "stogu" (patrz zdjecie 47), na ktory nie omieszkalem sie wdrapac.
Robert Bryll (robertb) > Widok z Panorama Point na Skyline Trail w Mt. Rainier National Park w kierunku poludniowo-wschodnim (srodek zdjecia). Panorama obejmuje mniej wiecej 300 stopni. Panorama Point jest na wysokosci 2070 metrow i widac z niej cztery wielkie wulkany: Mt. Rainier (oczywiscie), Mt. Adams, Mt. Hood i Mount St. Helens. Mt. Rainier, na ktorego poludniowym stoku jestesmy, jest po prawej (w chmurach), a wielki parking w Paradise i hotel Paradise Inn jest widoczny na dole na lewo od srodka zdjecia. Na horyzoncie, nieco na prawo od Paradise Inn widac Mount St. Helens. Osniezona gora na horyzoncie w lewej czesci zdjecia to Mt. Adams. Kawalek na prawo od niego LEDWO widac maly stozek wulkanu Mt. Hood, ktory jest w poblizu Portland (na jego zboczu znajduje sie hotel Timberline Lodge, wykorzystany w "Lsnieniu" Kubricka). Zdjecie robione 6 wrzesnia 2004. View southeast (center of the picture) from Panorama Point on Skyline Trail in Mt. Rainier Natioinal Park. The view covers roughly 300 degrees. Panorama Point is at elevation of 6800 feet and four large volcanoes are visible from there: Mt. Rainier (of course), Mt. Adams, Mt. Hood and Mout St. Helens. Mt. Rainier is visible on the right (large clouded mountain; we are on its southern slope). The huge Paradise parking lot and Paradise Inn are visible in the lower center of the panorama. On the horizon, slightly right from the Paradise Inn, is Mount St. Helens. Snowy mountain on the horizon in the left part of the picture is Mt. Adams. Somewhat to the right of Mt. Adams one can BARELY see a small cone of Mt. Hood, which is not far from Portland, OR (the Timberline Lodge hotel used by Kubrick in "The Shining" is on its slopes). The picture was taken on September 6, 2004.
Robert Bryll (robertb) > Na Skyline Trail w Mt. Rainier National Park, w poblizu punktu widokowego Panorama Point. Panorama robiona w kierunku poludniowo-zachodnim (srodek zdjecia). Widok obejmuje mniej wiecej 180 stopni. Paradise Inn (z wielkim parkiniegm) jest wiodoczny na dole mniej wiecej posrodku zdjecia. Zdjecie robione z wysokosci jakichs 1980 m. Osniezona gora na horyzoncie posrodku zdjecia to Mt. Adams - rowniez wielki wulkan. W prawej czesci panoramy, na dole widac nizsza czesc Skyline Trail z wedrujacymi turystami (punkt widokowy Glacier Vista, z ktorego robilem sporo fotek w galerii Mt. Rainier National Park, jest na dole przy prawej krawedzo zdjecia). Mt. Rainier byl za mna, gdy fotografowalem. Zdjecie robione 2 pazdziernika 2004. Mt. St. Helens, ktora wybuchla chyba dzien czy dwa wczesniej, jest niewidoczna z powodu mgielki (byla widoczna golym okiem, ale aparat nie zlapal, bo ta czesc zdjecia - na prawo od srodka - jest przeswietlona). On the Skyline Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park, near Panorama Point. The photo was taken in the southwest directoin (center of the picture) and it spans roughly 180 degrees. Paradise Inn (with its huge parking lot) is in the lower center of the photo. The panorama was taken from the elevation of approximately 6500 feet. The snowy mountain on the horizon in the center is Mt. Adams - another huge volcano. In the right part of the panorama one can see the lower sections of the Skyline Trail with hikers visible (the Glacier Vista from which I took quite a few photos in the "Mt. Rainier National Park" gallery, is down there, close to the right edge of the picture). Mt. Rainier was behind me when I was taking this panorama. Picture taken on October 2, 2004. Mt. St. Helens, which erupted a day or two earlier, is invisible due to haze (it was visible with a naked eye, but the camera did not catch it , since his center-right section of the picture is overexposed).
360 degree panorama from Mt. Si's true summit on the top of the Haystack, which I couldn't resist to scramble.

Widok z wlasciwego szczytu Mt. Si, czyli "stogu" (patrz zdjecie 47), na ktory nie omieszkalem sie wdrapac.
Robert Bryll (robertb) > 360 degree panorama from Mt. Si's true summit on the top of the Haystack, which I couldn't resist to scramble. Widok z wlasciwego szczytu Mt. Si, czyli "stogu" (patrz zdjecie 47), na ktory nie omieszkalem sie wdrapac.
360 degree panorama from Mt. Si's true summit on the top of the Haystack, which I couldn't resist to scramble.

Widok z wlasciwego szczytu Mt. Si, czyli "stogu" (patrz zdjecie 47), na ktory nie omieszkalem sie wdrapac.
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