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ALL ABOUT OREGON: A Fondness For the Dead

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Saturday, February 18, 2012. A Fondness For the Dead. It's heartening to run across writers and fellow wanderers who share some of the same interests. Particularly when it's not always easy to convince others that your hobby isn't strange or ghoulish.. Wrote in a recent Oregonian article. That, in the process of visiting almost every cemetery in Oregon, he has learned that. 65279; I've written before about the stories that cemeteries hold- - the flood victims. Children who died before they could walk?

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Information about some of the participating artists who have been selected as Artist of the Year. Robert A. Fleming.

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: French Prairie, Oregon

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Thursday, January 26, 2012. French Prairie, Oregon. We love to get outside, but mid-winter is a hard time for us. I'm not interested in driving in snow or hiking in snow, so the mountains are out until later this spring. (Mine is. The blog to find information on the great ski areas in Oregon. The coast is great for storm watching, but we could be stuck on the wrong side of a landslide. Across the highway. It's too early for gardening much (note to self: start seeds soon. In St Paul, the first church.

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: Midwinter Greens

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Sunday, February 5, 2012. Another great thing about living in the Willamette Valley? The chance to garden. The photo of this lovely savoy cabbage at the University of Oregon Urban Farm. Was taken on a crisp February day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). ALL ABOUT OREGON. . . HOME. This blog is best when viewed through Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. My apologies if you're viewing with Mozilla and can't see my photos! Eugene Poet Nancy Carol Moody. Jodie Smith Real Estate. Plan Your Trip to Oregon.

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: Lazy "Journalism"

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Sunday, December 18, 2011. Printed a brief AP piece. As filler in its City Region section. See if you can spot what's wrong with this sentence:. FIVE RIVERS, Ore. — To help restore coho salmon in Benton County, fish biologists are turning to the fish’s bushy-tailed ally: beavers. Here's a hint: Even free clip art providers. Oregon's state animal- has a flat, scaly tale. The problem with a poorly-written story is that the papers. Hat tip to my dad, who brought this to my attention! This blog is best when ...

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: Daffodil Festival!

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Saturday, March 10, 2012. The clocks have sprung forward and the days are almost as long as the nights. The weather changes by the hour and the sky can take on the most glorious blue after a rain shower. It's early spring in the Willamette Valley and time to think about getting outside. The Daffodil Drive Festival. In the Junction City area is a perfect destination and it's happening this coming weekend, March 17th and 18th. The grange is a member of the Oregon Country Trails. March 13, 2012 at 7:11 PM.

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: Down By The Bay

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Thursday, January 19, 2012. Down By The Bay. I've lived in Oregon all my life and still get a jolt of that-can't-be-right when TV newscasters will refer to weather in the "bay area" and they aren't talking about San Francisco. I suppose it's one more sign of my Willamette Valley centered-ness. The cities of Coos Bay, North Bend. The area seems to be trying to redefine. However, right now, there are wonderful bright spots in the area. Coos Bay's small downtown core has a nice selection of locally owne...

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: Another Coastal Hidden Gem

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Another Coastal Hidden Gem. We recently stopped by one of the newer additions to the Oregon State Park System- -the Beaver Creek State Natural Area. It's an easy one to miss. On the east side of Highway 101. You can zoom past the road to the park without noticing. And you may be at the coast to play on the sand or dip your toes into the chilly surf and the idea of heading inland might feel like, oh, a waste of precious coastal time. Is easy to read. These are the opinions of a ...

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ALL ABOUT OREGON: Midwinter Mildness

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Sunday, January 8, 2012. Apart from a few rainy days just after Christmas, Oregon's had a run of very dry, very mild, weather all over the state. The local ski resorts are putting on a cheery web face. But there's not much snow. Up there in the mountains. Until the rain, the Willamette River, running through Eugene, looked like a mid-summer river- exposed rocks, clear, shallow water. A side road took us back to one of Oregon State Park's more recent acquistions, Thompson's Mills. Most of the refuge.