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Lodging Gift Certificates at Unique Oregon Vacation DestinationsA Unique & Special Gift Supporting Oregon Small Businesses Lodging gift certificates for an Oregon Bed & Breakfast
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Drift Creek Falls and Waterfall Wednesday in OregonWith winter and spring come winter storms and snow pack melt, supplying Oregon scenic rivers the water needed to create our
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3 days in the John Day River TerritoryThe John Day River Territory is heaven for nature lovers. The region’s natural beauty invites visitors to stay at least 3
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A Relaxing Winter Retreat at the Old Parkdale InnTravel Oregon’s Squatch invites you to relax in the Winter Wonderland of Oregon Winter is a time for reflection and
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Mulled Wine from Chehalem Ridge Bed and BreakfastMulled wine is a holiday drink that tastes like a big, fruity red wine crossed with a spicy batch of apple cider. It has a
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Yamhill Oregon and Oregon Bed and BreakfastsYamhill, a small farming town located half way between Portland and the Oregon Coast. Set in the heart of the Willamette
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Carlton, Oregon in the Heart of Oregon Wine CountryCarlton, Oregon manages to pack in more gastronomy, wineology and hospitality in its three short blocks than most cities ten
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Fossil, Oregon – A John Day Territory DestinationFossil, Oregon welcomes you to this recreational destination in the John Day River Territory. Named as a hotbed of
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Mount Hood Parkdale, OregonMount Hood – Parkdale, Oregon welcomes you to the northern flank of Mt. Hood in the Hood River Valley. We up here in
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Lincoln City Oregon – On the People’s CoastWith everything from colorful kite festivals to fresh catch feasts to hand-blown glass floats, Lincoln City is one place
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Parkdale’s Ponderosa Pine in the Hood River ValleyThis magnificent landmark on the north slope of Mt. Hood is estimated to be about 600 years old. If Columbus had come to
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