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Mt. Hood
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Mt. Hood
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Mt. Hood
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Mt. Hood
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Mt. Hood
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Tree on Mt. Hood
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Crow that tried to steal our lunch!
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Timberline lodge from Mt. Hood.
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Mt. Jefferson in the distance as seen from behind the lodge.
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Timberline Lodge cat.
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Paintings inside Timberline Lodge.
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Paintings inside Timberline Lodge.
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Native American art repurposed.
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Wooden support beam with cracks.
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Tile art with water fountain that's made from an ash tray!
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Native American art is everywhere.
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Posts like these are everywhere: they used to be telephone poles and were recycled at the Lodge and animals carved on the top of each post.
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Close-up of the deer carving.
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Downstairs fireplace. The iron used to be railroad spurs and the chains on the fireplace grate were snow chains used by vehicles during construction of the lodge.
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The fireplace from upstairs. The entire stone chimney weighs over 400 tons!
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View of the upper part of the chimney.
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Carved mural.
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Desk in front of a picture window.
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View of Mt. Hood through picture window.
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View from the lodge.
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Ski slope.
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View from the lodge.
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Timberline Lodge from the parking lot.
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Mt. Hood.
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