Eagle Creek Fire: One Year Anniversary
It is Labor Day weekend. Traditionally, the official end-of-summer. It’s been a great summer. (Already I dread what’s ahead weather-wise.) But I’m reminded of what happened last Labor Day weekend… […]
It is Labor Day weekend. Traditionally, the official end-of-summer. It’s been a great summer. (Already I dread what’s ahead weather-wise.) But I’m reminded of what happened last Labor Day weekend… […]
I never win anything. Until recently! I was shocked (and thrilled) to win the Grand Door Prize drawing at a work-related party for a two-night stay at the beautiful Mark […]
Free Samples is just one good reason to visit Creo Chocolate. Other great reasons would be to eat at the cafe, to buy handcrafted chocolate, and to learn about the […]
Schreiner’s Iris Gardens are open to the public from dawn to dusk, rain or shine during the May bloom season. The 10-acre display gardens contain over 500 named varieties and […]
We took a day trip to Stonehenge! The Stonehenge at Maryhill, Washington. It was a day trip from Portland, Oregon. The Maryhill Stonehenge is an exact replica of England’s Stonehenge […]
Any season is the perfect time to visit Lan Su Chinese Garden. Escape the noise and frenzy of the surrounding city when you walk through these doors. Feel the […]
I enjoy taking tour groups to Timberline Lodge situated at nearly 6000′ elevation on the south flank of Mt. Hood. About 60 miles east of Portland, this National Historic Monument is […]
Being home, in one place these past 6 months has been like a vacation! Knowing our way around for banking, shopping, eating – and knowing the language and currency. Getting […]
“A sight so nobly grand” are the words of Joel Palmer. Joel Palmer was unusual among the pioneers in that he came out to Oregon Country to see if it […]
Although overcast and threatening rain, one August afternoon my daughter and I visited Swan Island Dahlia Farm in Canby, Oregon – just a short drive south of Portland. Celebrating their […]