Cosa fare a Portland in Oregon: visita e storia dell'albero magico della città realizzato da una famiglia local e che raccoglie i desideri di tutte le persone.
One of the most impressive Columbia River Gorge waterfalls is Wahclella Falls in Oregon, and the easy, scenic hike in is just as spectacular.
Spread holiday joy with our wooden holiday cards featuring a retro illustration of Santa and a Christmas child —a memorable way to send warm winter wishes or family holiday greetings! The back of the card is left blank, except for a small logo, providing plenty of space for your personalized message. Crafted from 1/8th 3-ply Poplar wood, each card has a unique blend of coloration, grains, and texture, blending the artwork with the charm of the wood. Key Features: • Brown Kraft Envelopes Included • Fun way to send your holiday greetings! • Proudly made in the USA (Sisters, Oregon) • Easy to write on with a ball-point pen • Full-color and vibrant seasonal art printed with UV-protected Ink • Laser charred around the outer edge for a rustic touch • Requires only 1 stamp for mailing Dimensions: Card Size: 5.25" x 3.75" Envelope Size: 5.75" x 4.5" Price & Quantity: Pack of 5 Cards: $5.99 each Pack of 10 Cards: $5.50 each Pack of 15 Cards: $5.25 each Pack of 20 Cards: $4.99 each Crafted and shipped from our shop in the picturesque mountain town of Sisters, Oregon. Discover our delightful collection of wooden Christmas cards, greeting cards, and wall art by visiting our shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DaydreamHQ
We are so excited to welcome Egg Press to the store! A letterpress and print shop based in Oregon that is not only wildly talented but also truly kind, good people. Itty bitty fairy birthday wishes from amongst a flower field. Comes with a kraft envelope and plastic-free packaging Dimensions: 4.25 x 5.5 inches Designed by Phoebe Wahl Egg Press Manufacturing is a collective of nice people. Their mission is to make people feel good, and encourage them to make others feel good too. They like to think of themselves as ‘thoughtful as hell’ -- with a commitment to craft, sustainable manufacturing, and putting people first in all that they do.
When Peter Crawford reached the Oregon Territory in 1847, he was advised by Dr. Marcus Whitman to stake a claim on the Cowlitz River. Following that advice, Crawford explored up the Cowlitz in what would later become Washington Territory. For his claim, he chose the first elevated point along the Cowlitz, near where it entered the Columbia River on the east bank. Thirty-seven years later, after the arrival of many settlers--including the Redpaths, Wallaces, and Catlins--he plotted the town on his claim, which was named after his home in Kelso, Scotland. Kelso grew from its timber, fishing, and river traffic roots. It absorbed the town of Catlin (West Kelso) in 1908 and became the county seat of Cowlitz County in 1923. Through floods, fires, storms, a bridge collapse, and even the volcanic eruption of Mount St. Helens, Kelso has persevered.
Step into the shoes of pioneers on the Oregon Trail with this classroom simulation. Navigate challenges, make crucial decisions, and gain insight into the historical significance of this iconic journey of westward expansion. This hands-on experience transforms learning into a captivating adventure,
Cape Arago, Coos Bay, Oregon, USA on Sunsurfer, a visual blog about travel, love & the beauty of our world.
Millions of people marched on January 21, 2017, to oppose the new Trump administration in the US — and wrote about (or photographed or sketched) the experience.
Spread holiday joy with our fun Wood Winter Greeting Cards featuring an illustration a girl in a red dress in front of the Christmas tree —a memorable way to send warm winter wishes or family holiday greetings! The back of the card is left blank, except for a small logo, providing plenty of space for your personalized message. Crafted from 1/8th 3-ply Poplar wood, each card has a unique blend of coloration, grains, and texture, blending the artwork with the charm of the wood. Key Features: • Brown Kraft Envelopes Included • Fun way to send your holiday greetings! • Proudly made in the USA (Sisters, Oregon) • Easy to write on with a ball-point pen • Full-color and vibrant seasonal art printed with UV-protected Ink • Laser charred around the outer edge for a rustic touch • Requires only 1 stamp for mailing Dimensions: Card Size: 5.25" x 3.75" Envelope Size: 5.75" x 4.5" Price & Quantity: Pack of 5 Cards: $5.99 each Pack of 10 Cards: $5.50 each Pack of 15 Cards: $5.25 each Pack of 20 Cards: $4.99 each Crafted and shipped from our shop in the picturesque mountain town of Sisters, Oregon. Discover our delightful collection of wooden Christmas cards, greeting cards, and wall art by visiting our shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DaydreamHQ
Secret Beach is a very small beach located on a trail just south of Spruce Island Viewpoint and north of Thunder Rock Cove. There are two theories as to how this beach got its name. One is that there is not an official parking lot or designation. The other is that the furthest of the three beaches is only accessible during exceptionally low tides and was visited by only a few people each year. The first beach is accessible at any tide. Follow the path down to the parking area, then there is a steep and somewhat challenging climb down a rock, across a small stream to a beach. At low tide, it is possible to head south to a second beach. At a very low tide (-2 ft) there is a tunnel that is open to walk to the second beach. Also, at a low tide, there is a short cave to walk further south to a third beach, which is actually the beach below Thunder Rock Cove. Thunder Rock Cove is a little visited parking area north of Brookings because little is visible from the lot. However, be certain to take the hiking loop out to view the rocks out to Thunder Cove. This section offers some of the most spectacular views that visitors rarely see who do not venture far from their cars. Those who take the short hike are rewarded with views of crashing waves, tiny beaches and inlets as well as a collection of marine birds. The well maintained trail gets right up to the edge, so be certain to watch the children and pets. The trail is a portion of the Pacific Coast Trail. There are two parking lots used to access the beach. The shortest hike is from a small unmarked parking lot between the Spruce Island and Thunder Cove parking lots. Turn off just before a guardrail. Others park at the Thunder Cove parking lot and take the trail to the north. This is a bit longer hike, but the parking lot is easier to find and access.
Driving up the Oregon Coast is a scenic road trip you will love. These are the best places to stop on the Pacific Coast Highway in Oregon.
This is a truly unique hike, unlike any other. Wade through a river, which varies in depth depending on the time of year...the river is the trail! Oneonta Gorge is one of those hidden treasures that you just have to see to believe. Tucked away within the stunning Columbia River Gorge (which is a natural wonder all on its own), this magical creek might be one of America's most beautiful hikes. It was a miner '49er named Carleton Eugene Watkins, originally on the West Coast for the California gold rush, who first photographed the area, and he was the one who gave the gorge its name-- he called it "Oneonta" after his hometown of Oneonta, New York. Just fair warning-- if you do plan on hiking through the enchanting gorge, be prepared to get wet; at times the stream itself is the actual trail, taking you past enormus basalt walls covered in emerald green moss and bubbling, sparkling waterfalls. The lower gorge is a protected habitat for the rares lichens and ferns and wildlife, hence the need to walk upstream through the creek. There are four major waterfalls along the gorge (Upper Oneonta Falls, Middle Oneonta Falls, Lower Oneonta Falls and the triple falls), so the hike, which at times can be through chest-deep water, is totally worth it. If you'd rather not get wet while exploring Oneonta, don't sweat-- there are also trails and observation decks and bridges on dry land through other parts of the verdant gorge, so people of all hiking skill levels can experience it for themselves. - Roadtrippers The Oneonta Gorge is in the Columbia River Gorge in the state of Oregon. The U.S. Forest Service has designated it as a botanical area because of the unique aquatic and woodland plants that grow there. The basalt walls are home to a wide variety of ferns, mosses, hepatics and lichens, many of which grow only in the Columbia River Gorge. Oneonta Creek runs through the gorge. There are four major waterfalls on the creek. Middle Oneonta Falls can be seen clearly from a footpath and is very often mistaken for the upper or lower falls. The lower gorge has been preserved as a natural habitat, so there is no boardwalk or footpath through it as such. Thus, Lower Oneonta Falls can only be seen by walking upstream from the creek's outlet at the Historic Columbia River Highway. To get to a vantage point where the entire lower falls is visible can require wading through water that in some places can be chest-deep, depending on the season and the relative amount of snow-melt. The upper falls are about 1 mile upstream from the middle falls and require scrambling up the creek or climbing down a canyon wall to view. The fourth falls which is "Triple falls" can be seen from a vantage point on the upper trails in the canyon. The Oneonta Gorge was first photographed by Carleton Emmons Watkins, a native of Oneonta, New York, who had traveled west during the time of California Gold Rush of 1849. Watkins named the Oneonta Falls after his hometown.
Everyone should take this unforgettable road trip in Oregon at least once.
These unique studs are designed to be worn three ways - with the line portion in front of the circle on top of the lobe, or with the circle worn behind the lobe, with the line portion in front. You can also wear the lines on their own if you wish! It's like three pairs of earrings in one! Brass, silver posts. 0.75" in length Made in Portland, Oregon.
Astoria, Oregon is a beautiful town at the mouth of the Columbia River. It is a great place to visit for a weekend,...or longer. Come see what we did while we were there.
Ice Cream Wishes by Suzy Ultman -birthday Letterpress printed by Bruce in Portland, Oregon Comes with a kraft envelope Dimensions: A2 (4.25 x 5.5 inches) Designed by Suzy Ultman
If you are on the hunt for the names and locations of certain epic Oregon photography locations, this is the post for you! Read on as we reveal the top 10
