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Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast in the Hood River ValleyOld Parkdale Inn Offers lodging near Mt Hood and the Columbia River Gorge The Old Parkdale Inn is located in the Upper Hood
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36 Hours near Mount Hood OregonWhat would you do if you only had 36 hours near Mt Hood, Oregon? See? Eat? Where would you stay? The innkeepers with the
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Fairy Falls in the Columbia River GorgeA hidden gem along Wahkeena Creek, Fairy Falls enchants visitors with its ethereal beauty. The water, dancing like silken
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Lavender Blueberry SorbetWhile there isn’t a specific “National Sorbet Day,” sorbet is often celebrated as part of National Ice
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Let Oregon Bounty’s Harvest Begin and Bring on the CherriesThe Hood River Valley is our nations largest pear growing regions but we don’t stop there. Cherries and apples also are
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2 Weeks to Fall in Love with Oregon and it’s Seven WondersWe want you to fall in love with Oregon’s Seven Wonders, and we’re here to help you visit them all. We think you
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Lavender Fields in the Hood River ValleyWith Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams as backdrops, the lavender farms of the Hood River Valley are nurtured with abundant sunshine
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National Donut Day is the First Friday in JuneNational Donut Day is the first Friday in June. We hope you have a chance to try this delicious baked donut recipe shared by
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National Strawberry Shortcake Day ~ June 14National Strawberry Shortcake Day is June 14 and the innkeeper of the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast shares a guest
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National Apple Pie Day May 13 ~ Have a cookieNational Apple Pie Day doesn’t necessarily have to be celebrated with an apple pie, right. Why not Apple Pie Cookies?
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Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge ~ Waterfall WednesdayMultnomah Falls is the most visited recreation site in the Pacific Northwest with 2 million stopping each year to take in
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