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Tag Archives: outdoors
Hiking the Nevada Desert
I have always considered myself an avid outdoors woman. My childhood best friend and I would hike the Columbia River Gorge, camp on Mt. Hood in the midst of a continuous mist, canoe the mirrored surfaces of Lost Lake, and … Continue reading
Posted in American Southwest, Exercise/sports, General Travel, Nevada
Tagged Boulder City, Desert, desert ecosystems, hiking, Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Las Vegas, national parks, Nevada, outdoors, petroglyphs, state parks, travel, Valley of Fire, Vegas
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Alaska Photos Posted
I have finally reviewed all my photos of Alaska and must admit, I was a bit trigger-happy with the camera! However, you’ll understand why. Alaska is stunning in the fall. So here are my photos of my weekend in Anchorage, … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska
Tagged Alaska, Anchorage, hiking, Las Vegas, moose, Nevada, outdoors, Powerline Pass, Seward Highway, travel
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Smorgasbord of Portland
A week here in my hometown of Portland, Oregon. A week of exploration, weddings and reunions, and rediscovery of why I love Portland so much. A short summary of my favorite moments this week. Think of it as a smorgasbord … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise/sports, Food and dining, Portland OR, Transportation, travel with fibromyalgia, World Cup
Tagged bookstores, brewpubs, Deschutes Brewing Company, dining, fibromyalgia, fireworks, food, gardening, health, heat, hiking, independence day, languages, light rail, MAX, microbreweries, Mt. Hood, oregon, oregon zoo, outdoors, Pacific Northwest, Pearl District, Portland, portland timbers, Powell's Books, public transit, roses, soccer, travel, Trillium Lake, waterfront park, world cup
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