Ed flies a helicopter around here and there occasionally and gets to see much more of the varied border terrain than do those of us who just hang around Point Roberts (that would be me). A couple of weeks ago, he found a lovely pinnacle up in B.C. with, he reported, a spectacular view. He had his camera with him, so he tried to do a 360 degree view of the sights in the nearby high mountains. However, he didn't have a tripod with him and it didn't do it justice.
So, this week, he went back with a tripod and got it. You can see it here. Mt. Baker (the highest mountain around here next to Mt. Ranier, which isn't quite so much around here) is in the background of the first part of the picture that you see (the farthest left part). We got the ocean, we got the mountains, we got it all.
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That... is absolutely breathtaking. Nice job, Ed! The glacier is particularly spectacular.
What a beautiful pic up full on my 20" monitor! Martha Stewart took me on a helo trip to the lavender fields in France today, and now here is this. I feel so well traveled.
Thx so much for posting this.
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