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A yellow Aster is able to eke out a place in the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.

aan.jpg A view of the trail near the Mt. Fremont lookout. Being above the trees provides great views. Mt. Goats also frequent these slopes in the early morning and late evening.ThumbnailsA dwarf lupine is able to survive among the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.A view of the trail near the Mt. Fremont lookout. Being above the trees provides great views. Mt. Goats also frequent these slopes in the early morning and late evening.ThumbnailsA dwarf lupine is able to survive among the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.A view of the trail near the Mt. Fremont lookout. Being above the trees provides great views. Mt. Goats also frequent these slopes in the early morning and late evening.ThumbnailsA dwarf lupine is able to survive among the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.A view of the trail near the Mt. Fremont lookout. Being above the trees provides great views. Mt. Goats also frequent these slopes in the early morning and late evening.ThumbnailsA dwarf lupine is able to survive among the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.A view of the trail near the Mt. Fremont lookout. Being above the trees provides great views. Mt. Goats also frequent these slopes in the early morning and late evening.ThumbnailsA dwarf lupine is able to survive among the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.A view of the trail near the Mt. Fremont lookout. Being above the trees provides great views. Mt. Goats also frequent these slopes in the early morning and late evening.ThumbnailsA dwarf lupine is able to survive among the rocks near the Mt. Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park.

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