Peppertree Inn Beaverton
10720 SW Allen Blvd. Beaverton, Oregon, 97005, United States
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Drive back from Sunriver
With an 11 am checkout, everyone was busily packing up after breakfast. Once on the road, the weather was better than when we drove up to Bend. To avoid holiday weekend traffic near Mt Hood, we drove west over the Santiam Pass and then north to Salem on I-5. Theo had a nice long nap on the way back and then it was back into the regular routine with dinner, bath and bedtime story.
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Day 7 - Getting Around Portland
... before taking the lightrail and streetcar back to the hotel.
We did have a little drama at the stop at the hotel as Laneshia and the kids did not get off the streetcar before the door closed - not that they were that slow, but that the streetcar operator was quick with the "close door" button. I watched as the street car slowly pulled off with Laneshia and kids standing on the steps inside the car. If Laneshia didn't work for a transit ...
Another Scary story ending in peace and luxury
... it, the truth is that there was no turning back because what was behing was worse than what was ahead. So on and on for hours. No place to exit then finally the Golden arches of McDonald's appear and I stop in so shaken that I had no appetite but just needed to regroup, there was a motel at this exit so I did have that option but there was no guarantee that tomorrow would be any better and it might even be worse. I tried to call Cathy who ...
Portland Birthday Weekend
... kitchen talking to him for a while. Little did I know that this was going to fix my breakfast dilemma. You see Sam’s voice is rather loud which woke everyone in the house up. Before I knew it Jackie had made phone calls and breakfast was set.
We met at, well I don't remember. Our group of I think 15 was a little upsetting the restaurant staff. We figured this out when our server made a comment to Jesse that it would have been nice if we called ahead. I do ...
A Taste of Portland
... the noise of the train that runs near here and the loud horns of ships in the Columbia River. All the more reason to spend most of our time in downtown Portland and not at the campground!
On our first full day here, we made our way downtown (thank god for our GPS!) and parked in one of the city’s SmartPark garages. We walked along the Williamette River waterfront where there is a long wide ...



