Oregon
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Portland's International Rose Test Garden
Every year hundreds of thousands visit the International Rose Test Garden each year in Portland, Oregon. This famous Oregon site is home to more than 8,000 roses received from all over the United States and the rest of the globe since World War I.
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To Make Some Salt: Lewis and Clark on the Oregon Coast
Common salt has played an important role in history. For the men of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, salt was very desirable to season their meat. They established a saltworks about 15 miles from where they spent the winter of 1805-1806 at hastily constructed Fort Clatsop. You can visit their saltworks today near Seaside Oregon.
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Sawdust Memories
Melodrama and vaudeville are alive and well in Coquille, Oregon. For 37 years the local residents of the city of Coquille, Oregon, and the surrounding South Coast area of Oregon have put on lively and highly entertaining performances of the melodramas of the late 19th and early part of the 20th century. The Sawust Theatre has become an institution and a legend in Oregon.
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Schreiner's Iris Gardens: A Spring Tradition
The annual pilgrimage to world-famous Schreiner's Iris Gardens is a ritual for many families in northern Oregon, including my own. At Schreiner's you can view hundreds of varieties of Iris as you stroll through ten acres of gardens.
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Chocolate for Women - Book Reviews
Sue Barton reviews the books in Oregn Author, Kay Allenbaugh's "Chocolate for Women" series. Included in this review is Chocolate for a Woman's Blessing, which was contributed to by Suite101.com's Mary Alward.
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Oregon's Halloween Haunts
Halloween isn't as simple as it once was. Here are some safe, fun alternatives to Trick-or-Treating.
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Coyotes Howl in Oregon
Where can you go to hear the coyotes howl in Oregon? Check here for a fun trip to the wilds of Eastern Oregon.
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Oregon's Fall Harvest Fun
Shine on harvest moon over Oregon tonight. There is a bushel full of fun fall harvest activities, so come on over to play.
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Oregon Whitewater
Oregon truly is still "The Wild West" when it comes to water -- whitewater.
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American Fuji - A Book Review
A review of the sensational first novel by Sara Backer. Set in Japan, an Oregonian English professor and a Seattle psychologist help solve each other's mysteries.
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Coast Guard station brought back to life in Port Orford
The U.S. Coast Guard lifeboat station in Port Orford was built in 1934 to provide lifesaving service on the southern portion of the Oregon coast, a mission it performed until the station was decommissioned in 1970 and turned over the state of Oregon
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My Stars!
The best place in Oregon to view the stars is in the middle of the state atop 6700' Pine Mountain
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Portland, The Rose City
A brief overview of Portland, Oregon - The City of Roses. This is their 150th birthday and they are celebrating their roses in fine fasion with nearly a month of activities.
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Oregon's Beacons
Oregon's lengthy coastline is protected by ten beacons of light.
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Oregon Coastal Treasures
Oregon's coast offers many natural treasures, and a few man-made gems. See what you're in for if you travel to Lincoln City.
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Oregon Rocks!
Some of Oregon's finest attributes lie just beneath the surface. Come see the wonders of Oregon gems and minerals.
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Romantic Oregon
Oregon is filled with romantic elements. Here are some of my favorites.
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How Has the Internet Changed Your Life?
How has the Internet changed life for you? That question was posed to me not long ago. I think my answers will give you time at this New Year to think back as well.
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Oregon Articles - Flora and Fauna
A categorized listing of articles about the animals, vegetables, and minerals of Oregon with a little editorial opinion thrown in for spice.
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Oregon Polls
Oregon topic polls - informational and just for fun!
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Winter Sports in Oregon
There's nothing like a day out in the fresh clean scent of snow and pines of the Oregon wintertime.
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A Taste of Oregon
There's still time to order tasty treats from Oregon to brighten your Holidays. Come check out this selection of time-honored favorites.
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The Museum at Warm Springs
Visit this AIA award-winning museum. You will learn about Native American history, treaties with the United States government, their traditional culture and how they keep that culture alive today.
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