Beaver Pond, Mount Hood Oregon
At 11,245-feet, Mount Hood is the highest mountain in Oregon and the fourth highest in the Cascade Range. Its base spreads over 92 miles and twelve glaciers are located among its peak. The last minor eruption of Mount Hood occurred in 1903 and although it is currently considered a dormant volcano it is expected to erupt again in the future.
Photographer - Craig Tuttle
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At 11,245-feet, Mount Hood is the highest mountain in Oregon and fourth highest in the Cascade Range. Named after British Admiral, scenic Mount Hood provides priceless resources to its surrounding communities. In addition to its recreational value, the mountain contributes water to support agricultural economies in the verdant Hood River Valley.
Photographer - Virginia Swartzendruber
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Both postcards are from a Collection of 10 Panoramic Prints bought in 2010
The inside of the case reads:
Within Oregon's boundaries lies a land of unsurpassed beauty, offing a multitude of recreational possibilities and sightseeing activities. Hiking trails abound throughout its forests, mountains and beaches, offering opportunities for both the experienced and novice adventure seeker. Its 400 miles of wind-swept, rugged coastline features endless beaches and historic lighthouses, and is known as the hang-gliding and windsurfing capitol of the Northwest. Surrounding by Oregon's scenic beauty stands bustling metropolises like Portland and charming towns that offer glimpses into Oregon's cultural diversity. The varied climate and divers landscape that exist here, makes Oregon a land filled with natural and cultural wonders just waiting to be explored.
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