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The unveiling of the tunnel is a significant milestone toward the decades-long vision to reconnect the original “King of
... moreOctober is National Apple Month October is recognized as National Apple Month and Oregon is among the leaders in fine apple
... moreSalmon Return to Ancient Spawning Grounds In September, salmon can be found in many of the tributaries of the major Oregon
... moreSay farewell to summer in extraordinary Central Oregon. Plan your end of summer escape that includes a stay at the Wilson
... moreNational Lighthouse Day, observed annually on August 7, honors the beacon of light that for hundreds of years has symbolized
... moreGiant Spruce of Cape Perpetua on the Oregon Coast. Oregon Heritage Trees tell the Oregon Story. Half a century before
... moreOregon artist Tyler FuQua has created a spectacular, five-foot red steel ball sculpture to tell a story few people know:
... moreEver since the first cave paintings of handprints and hunts, the art on our walls has been a window into our lives, our
... moreThe Blue Atlas Cedar in Carlton’s Ladd Park is over 100 years old. Ladd Park was designed by Samuel Lancaster,
... moreThe Huntington Wagon Road Junipers. line of a very old Native American Trail. The Huntington Wagon Road was marked by J.W.
... moreThis magnificent landmark on the north slope of Mt. Hood is estimated to be about 600 years old. If Columbus had come to
... moreEwing Young Oak in Oregon’s Willamette Valley ‘Ewing Young, fur trapper and trader in the Southwest and Mexico,
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