mountainstackedwithfear - Tumblr blog

[mountainstackedwithfear]

They must not be separated

[mountainstackedwithfear]

[mountainstackedwithfear]

THE GOOD PLACE 4.09 | The Funeral to End All Funerals

[mountainstackedwithfear]

He’s a hard worker

[mountainstackedwithfear]

[mountainstackedwithfear]

Mazama Ridge Trail, Paradise Inn, Washington, USA by David Irons Jr

[mountainstackedwithfear]

Could a depressed person do this? *goes to bed at 830*

[mountainstackedwithfear]

You have two choices in life:

You can lean wit it or you can rock wit it

[mountainstackedwithfear]

Cardinals. Breaking Bread. 4:45 pm. April 28, 2024. Darien, CT (@dkct25)

[mountainstackedwithfear]

Reblog if you like being COMFY or maybe even COZY

[mountainstackedwithfear]

frothy whipped coffee white russian

[mountainstackedwithfear]

[mountainstackedwithfear]

Mount Rainier National Park Archives Photo of the Paradise Ranger Station with the park’s first naturalist, Ranger Floyd Schmoe, in the 1920s.

The Paradise Ranger Station was constructed in 1921 and was the first government-built structure of its kind at Mount Rainier. Built by the National Park Service in the Rustic style, its steeply pitched roof was designed to withstand the excessive amounts of snowfall at Paradise. The front has a full width 1-story stone porch accessed by stone steps, which descend directly onto the sidewalk. The NPS Rustic style uses native materials like wood and stone to minimize contrast from the natural setting. Shrubs and trees were also planted around the ranger station to better help it blend with the environment and not detract from the visitors’ experience of nature. The Paradise Ranger Station is part of the Mount Rainier Historic Landmark District.

NPS Photo of the ranger station in 1984 (left). Mount Rainier National Park Archives Photo courtesy Val Lou photo of the Paradise Ranger Station in the 1990s (right).

The first floor of the ranger station was originally used as an information and checking station, with living quarters in the second story. The information center has since moved to the Climbing Guide House behind the ranger station, but the Paradise Ranger Station still serves as office space for rangers today. Have you noticed this building when visiting Paradise?

[mountainstackedwithfear]

[mountainstackedwithfear]

Literally i hate it when people reducing not wanting to have children to hating children. I think children deserve to brought up in a better world. And i also don’t want to pass on all the burdens i have to my children. Its a personal choice. But why do ppl act like having children is so revolutionary somehow like you’re changing the world :/ also family influencers annoy me so much. Stop profiting off ur 3 month old.

[mountainstackedwithfear]