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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Silent Sentinels
The Napoleon 12-pound Light Field Cannons stand as “silent sentinels” for the Medal of Honor Monument. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site
Tagged cannon, Medal of Honor, monument, Officer's Row, Vancouver, Washington
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The House on Hemlock Street
Steidel’s Art Gallery – the whimsical old house on Hemlock Street. Continue reading
Posted in Local Artists
Tagged artist, Cannon Beach, Oregon
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Ilchee on the Columbia
Ilchee, Moon Girl, “had the power of a Shaman and she paddled her own canoe, the sign of a chief.” Continue reading
Posted in Public Art
Tagged Chinook Indians, Columbia River, Ilchee, statue, Vancouver, Washington, Waterfront Renaissance Trail
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Columbia River Gorge
My first trip through the Columbia River Gorge was a jaw dropping experience. Continue reading
Posted in Great Outdoors
Tagged Columbia Gorge, kid friendly, meadows, rivers, scenic views, walking/hiking, waterfalls
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