Wouldn’t you know, all my photos of Mount Constitution on Orcas Island, are not on this computer! Ah well, save those old ones for another time. Here are three shots from my archives that showcase some of the lovely mountains I have viewed.
The Olympic Mountains of Washington State, photographed from the west side of Orcas Island. “Located in the northwest corner of the state, this mountain range rises from the Pacific Ocean to an elevation of 7,980 feet at the peak of Mount Olympus.”
Diamond Peak, with sunrise glowing on its remaining snow in July, as seen from Odell Lake at the summit of Willamette Pass. Part of the Cascade Range of Oregon, Diamond Peak reaches an elevation of 8,748 feet (2,555m).
Lindy Low LeCoq 
Amazing views of the the Olympic Mountains! The sunrise glowing on the snow is so beautiful. Wonderful to know this majestic mountains. The last image, Wow…!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Amy. Sometimes we’re just in the right place at the right time with a camera that can capture the moment!
Great photos Lindy. Love that shot of Crater Lake.
Thank you, John. That is one I consider to be picture postcard perfect!!!
Gorgeous photos!
Thank you Sofia!
You’re welcome.
Lovely choices Lindy – I was so disappointed with my Crater Lake images, I see your eye was much better than mine on that one! Loved that image especially
Thank you, Tina! I consider this high praise 🙂