Mt. Rainier is an impressive mountain visible on clear days from Seattle, so we took the grandparents there last week for several days of hiking and exploring. It's the tallest (14,000 feet) volcanic mountain in the U.S. but except for some shaking in the 1960s hasn't had any serious action for hundreds of years. The real volcano around here, of course, is Mount St. Helens, which is not too much further so we spent an afternoon there as well.
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