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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Bad Boys of Astoria
Sea lions take over the docks at Pier 36 in Astoria, OR. We heard them barking and honking from over a quarter of a mile away. Continue reading
Posted in Great Outdoors
Tagged Astoria, Oregon, Pier 36, sea lions, waterfront
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Mill Ends – World’s Smallest Park
Welcome to Mill Ends, officially designated as the world’s smallest park by none other than the Guinness Book of World Records. How small? Less than two feet wide. Yep, you heard right! The circular park is only about 20 inches in diameter, give or take an inch or two. Continue reading
Posted in Parks and Gardens
Tagged Mill Ends Park, Oregon, Portland, World's Smallest Park
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To Those Who Serve
Perched at the top of a grassy hillock, surrounded by evergreens, is the bronze statue of a young American Soldier. The Inland Northwest Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated on November 10, 1985. It can be found in Spokane’s Riverfront Park. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site, Local Artists, Public Art
Tagged Inland NW Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Riverfront Park, Spokane, statue, Washington
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Timberline Lodge – A Work of Art
Timberline Lodge is a cherished icon of the Pacific NW. Located on the southern slope of Mount Hood, this bustling ski lodge attracts more than two million visitors annually. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site, Inns & Lodging, Local Authors
Tagged Mount Hood, Oregon, Timberline Lodge
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