Shilo Inn The Dalles
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The Fruit Loop and Mt. Hood
... trail which was pretty easy as it went across the mountain and not up it. We stopped shortly after we started and ate our lunch sitting on a downed tree trunk in the shade. It was actually a little chilly sitting there in the shade as the temperature was below 70 and we were in shorts and t-shirts. It didn’t take long after we started hiking again to feel warmed up again. Most of the trail passed through open south-facing slopes ...
The Gorge is Gorgeous
... manikins dressed in clothes from the 30s and 40s. The rotating exhibit was in the process of being changed. When we finished inside we had lunch at a picnic table outside. Then we went and looked at the rest of the outdoor sculptures. There was a horse and a deer welded out of discarded tools and metal parts of things like wrenches, pliers, nuts and bolts, trowels, shovels etc. It was really well done. We left Maryhill about ...
Earth and Wind, Fire and Water
... Wildlife Area. We walked out to a viewing gazebo but the only wildlife we saw were lots of wasps. When we left there we drove for miles until we saw a ridge in front of us that seemed impenetrable. As we got closer we noticed the road turn to the west and take a long low incline up the side of the ridge. As the road again curved back south, we cross over and things began to change. The EARTH got darker and darker. Gradually there were more ...
Smells Like Vacation
... hardly stand it. One summer I swallowed pills called "Holy Basil" like they were candy, in an attempt to keep a buffer between myself and my fear, but I didn't notice any improvement. Then last year I tried whiskey.
Not that we don't enjoy staying with Pete and Nancy. We love them. Also they have a croquet set and a cool outdoor shower. Mostly, I worry about the toll we take upon their ...
Hitting the Road!
I got a bit of a late start this morning, not actually hitting the road until just after 10am. I am now further east on I-84 than I have ever been before!
This morning's packing of the car went smoothly... The biggest debate was what tool to bring with me, as a female traveling solo. Of course I chose to bring a bat, but it did take me a few minutes to decide which of my more than a dozen bats was most appropriate for ...
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