In the Klamath and Cascade Mountains

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Called Waka-nunee-Tuki-wuki by the native Shasta peoples

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Road to Gazelle, California

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On the Road to Shasta Dam

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Shasta Dam

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Caboose Motel at the Railroad Park, Dunsmuir, California

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[NV Whino]

1. I like that second one

The color is weird and wonderful.

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3. It was a nice time of day to be there.

The light was interesting.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. These are all wonderful!

I really feel the great outdoors in them, and the wide open spaces.

Thanks for sharing.

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4. You're welcome Peggy.

It was a long day up to Phoenix, Oregon, and back, 11 hours round trip. I piddled in the Mt. Shasta/Dunsmuir area for a couple of hours to give myself a break from the road.

[CrispyQ]

5. They are beautiful!

My faves are 2, 3, & 4!

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6. It was a lovely dusk.

And on the cool side. Felt like Thanksgiving.

[alfredo]

7. I really like the colors of the fourth image.

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8. Yes, I agree.

Something about the trees on the hill's horizon draws me also.

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9. I love late autumn colors.

We see horizons like that in eastern Ky. The trees are hardwood and denser, but the feeling is the same. In this neck of the woods, the trees prevent sweeping panoramas. I guess it could seem claustrophobic to those used to the open landscape of the west.

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10. Different terrain, different types of beauty.

We traveled through the southeast a couple years back. Very different from the Western panoramas (perhaps more like your part of Kentucky?) and quite beautiful.

I really fell in love with eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina.

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11. The eastern hardwood forest embraces you.

It replaces grandeur with mystery.