Submitted by colorado_hick t3_100y631 in askscience
dcgrey t1_j2owanp wrote
Reply to comment by RVA_RVA in Does cold temperature make vistas more 'crisp' looking? by colorado_hick
It's definitely unsettling to see a mountain in the distance that's an hour drive away, as one would in parts of Colorado. Imagine getting off a boat in Portland, Maine, and having someone say "And if you glance to the west there, those are the White Mountains over in New Hampshire."
MadMagilla5113 t1_j2p5eml wrote
Lol, I live in the Seattle Area, you don’t have to glance in order to see mountains. You have the Cascades to the East and The Olympics to the West and they’re both more than an hour away.
91901bbaa13d40128f7d t1_j2wopog wrote
Take the victoria clipper north sometime and stand on the rear deck watching Mount Rainier. As you leave Seattle, you see the city recede into a dot, but the mountain behind it doesn't appear to get any smaller. It's wild.
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