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The solitary cone above its own forested base

Fig. 1The solitary cone above its own forested base

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Landform

A solitary Cascade stratovolcano rising 10,000 feet above its own forested base. Glaciers, meadows, and a lenticular-cloud weather of its own.

Field note

Shasta has no neighboring fourteeners. From the meadows the peak is a single white cone. The national forest around it is fir, cedar, and a lot of quiet road.

A private leaf

Prints from Mount Shasta


Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.

The prints

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