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A Scumbag’s Guide to Portland – Part 4
Blog: Broke-Ass Stuart's Goddamn Website - 29 May 2012
Yeah. With your dumb orange car. Hey cats ...
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True Blue – Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Blog: Trans-Americas Journey - 24 May 2012
Founded on May 22, 1902, Crater Lake National Park in Oregon was the sixth national park established in the United States. It’s also about to fully open for its brief but beautiful spring/summer season. If you want to fully appreciate one of the bluest and deepest lakes on earth, start planning your visit now. The words “crater” and “lake” are right in the name of this park which is pretty dramatic in and of itself. However, it wasn’t until we arrived at the park’s Rim Village and looked down into the caldera that the full drama of the place finally hit us: it’s the blue.
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A Scumbag’s Guide to Portland – Part 3
Blog: Broke-Ass Stuart's Goddamn Website - 21 May 2012
Picture shamelessly stolen from http://www.boymeetsmusic.com/ Happy Monday my ...
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Choose Your Western Adventure
Blog: A Traveler's Library - 9 March 2012
Family Travel Friday Destination: The American West Children’s Book:Westward Expansion – An Interactive History Adventure by Allison Lassieur Review by Jennifer Close (Like Matinee Wednesday, when Jane Boursaw talked about Western Films, Jennifer is bringing us a book related to the Western Road Trip currently running at A Traveler’s Library.We’ve visited Northern Arizona, Nevada, and [...]This content is a post from: A Traveler's Library To comment on this post or search for related inf
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Bend Urban Beer Hike
Blog: thebeergeek.com - 12 January 2012
With the scuttling of our New Year’s trip to Germany, Merideth and I searched for a new city to welcome in 2012. The key requirement for our new destination was lots of breweries we hadn’t visited. With almost a dozen … Continue reading →
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Slackville Road : Road Novel Meets Armored Car Robbery
Blog: Vagobond.com - 29 December 2011
We are on the cusp of experiencing a world Vago Damitio’s vision has already taken him to, and from which Slackville Road is but an early account of what conditions will soon be like for more of us.
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Travel Photo of the Day – Oregon State Park Umpqua River
Blog: Two Backpackers - 15 December 2011
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I Choo Choo Choose You: The Joys of Traveling by Train
Blog: Broke-Ass Stuart's Goddamn Website - 12 July 2011
Summertime is Adventuretime and coincidentally, like Heidi, I have found myself in Portland. And I got here by the most delightful way, the train. (From Seattle after a plane ride from SF). I love the train, and it holds a very special place in my heart much like the US Postal system.
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Carnival of Cities for 1 June 2011 – from Abu Dhabi to Athens
Blog: Sophie's World - 1 June 2011
Welcome! I’m happy to host this edition of the Carnival of Cities! After publishing the 18 May 2011 edition on Perceptive Travel Blog, Sheila Scarborough handed the baton to me....Carnival of Cities for 1 June 2011 – from Abu Dhabi to Athens is a post from Sophie's World
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Road Trip: Ranching in Oregon
Blog: A Traveler's Library - 2 February 2011
The Great American Road Trip Destination: Oregon Check Music Road for music to take along on your road trip to Oregon. (Appropriately enough, one pick is Joni Harms, a farmer/rancher.) And while you are there, take a look around. Kerry Dexter's blog has been chosen as one of the 5 best music blogs on the [...]This content is a post from: A Traveler's Library To comment on this post or search for related information, click on the link to A Traveler's Library. We'll leave a light on for you.
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Portland: A Budget Foodie’s Heaven on Earth
Blog: Twenty-Something Travel - 28 November 2010
I haven’t been to Oregon since I was a little kid, but this article just intensifies my suspicion that I need to get myself back there. Portland, Oregon, is a town known for its immensely reasonably standard of living. I’ve officially moved there three times over the past 10 years, but each time I move, [...]
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The Vagobond Files : Undiscovered Countries
Blog: Vagobond.com - 29 September 2010
Travel is about the undiscovered countries of the mind as well as the hidden nations of the soul. The Vagobond Files reveals some of the secret places I have discovered in my journeys.
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On the Road Again
Blog: thebeergeek.com - 24 July 2010
We were excited to return to Portland for our ninth Oregon Brewers Festival. But with two previous beergeek.TV episodes covering the West Coast’s best beer fest, we needed to do something different. After much thought, we decided a road trip to Portland would be new and exciting. At noon, I picked Merideth up at work [...]
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The Oregon Caves and the Mystery of the Greyback
Blog: Abandon the Cube - 28 April 2010
After a great two days in Eugene, we packed up the old trusty mini van once again and decided to hit the road and head south. With all four of us in the minivan, things were lively and the drive flew by quickly.
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Eugene Oregon and the Best Accident
Blog: Abandon the Cube - 26 April 2010
We packed up the minivan and decided to head south to see two longtime friends and adventurous souls who live in Eugene, OR. The drive was pleasant down ol’ I-5, and we arrived made great time without incident until we got to the lovely and illogically grid-like, one-way nightmare of downtown Eugene.
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Ten Reasons Why the West Coast is WAY Cooler than the East Coast
Blog: Abandon the Cube - 22 April 2010
Here we go! Just the FACTS about why the West Coast is literally a billion times cooler than the East Coast: 1) Movies about the West Coast are usually uplifting, fun and feature scantly clad youths frolicking along the beaches.
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Back Home Again... After a Long Drive
Blog: Brewster House News - 1 April 2010
From our earlier posts, most guests and readers know that we took a long vacation to attend the Professional Association of Innkeepers (PAII) annual conference in Texas and drive across the country to visit family and friends. We arrived home safely two days ago, and thought we would post an outline of our travels, for those who are curious (or care to travel vicariously).
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A Port of Call
Blog: Joe's Trippin' - 16 March 2010
Being 125 kms from the ocean, one would hardly expect a city to be a major port. Portland's name is a bit of a misnomer as it was a rumoured winner of a coin toss. It could have very well been named Boston! A progressive "green" attitude is fueled by it's relatively young population.
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Olympic Hot Springs & South
Blog: The Road Chose Me - 50,000kms of ebb and flow - 27 September 2009
Wandering around Victoria it feels fitting the last place I am spending time in Canada is also the first place I visited here. I say goodbye to Mike, Roger and Canada and jump on the ferry to Port Angeles, Washington. I’ve been living in Canada for over two years now and have throughly enjoyed myself, [...]
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