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FastDoc · 12-01-2012, 12:13 PM

It is called what it is called Brother Spud! :P

It pales in height to Eastern Idaho but it's still higher than almost anything east of the Mississippi. 8)

Note that I did include pictures of two other local TRUE MOUNTAINS, indeed one that's the second highest in the lower 48, and only about 20 feet lower than the highest, Mt Whitnet in California. The other moiuntain is Mt. Adams, also extremely tall.

Note also our mountains are still growing, and theirs is shrinking. :wink:

Soon WA will chime in and correctly note that even the immense Mt. Rainier is a stump compared to his Mt. Denali. :P

12-01-2012, 12:13 PM	#3
FastDoc Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Southeastern Washington desert Posts: 14,761	It is called what it is called Brother Spud! :P It pales in height to Eastern Idaho but it's still higher than almost anything east of the Mississippi. 8) Note that I did include pictures of two other local TRUE MOUNTAINS, indeed one that's the second highest in the lower 48, and only about 20 feet lower than the highest, Mt Whitnet in California. The other moiuntain is Mt. Adams, also extremely tall. Note also our mountains are still growing, and theirs is shrinking. :wink: Soon WA will chime in and correctly note that even the immense Mt. Rainier is a stump compared to his Mt. Denali. :P __________________ Happy to serve.
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