Mount Shasta

noun

1. Shasta, Mount.

Example Sentences

Growing up in Mount Shasta, surrounded by proto-QAnon conspiritualists and constant talk of ascended masters, life often seemed like a game.

From Outside Online

Porous ear pads allowed us to hear friends clearly, even when they were out of breath, and vented well during a blazing-hot spring day on Mount Shasta.

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They climbed Denali in Alaska one weekend, skied California’s Mount Whitney and Mount Shasta the next, then flew to Ecuador the weekend after that.

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It occurred to me, as Forest’s leg pressed against mine in the dark, a bit over the invisible line between our two sleeping pads, that I’d never had a comfortable night in a tent on Mount Shasta.

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Snow storm today but a fine moonlight view of Mount Shasta at night.

From Project Gutenberg

But high over gorge and wilderness, gleaming against the cold blue sky, towers Mount Shasta, the monarch of the Sierras.

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Mount Shasta and the immense volcanic piles of the Cascades date from this period.

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Straight ahead of them Mount Shasta seemed to stand as a direction post indicating the proper course for them to fly.

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At the foot of Mount Shasta they passed over a logging camp nestled in the thick forest.

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