Obsidian Rock Flows
The ancient lava beds of Central Oregon are not as old as you might think. Like walking on a moonscape, you can walk right through lava beds covered with pumice and shiny black obsidian. “Rainy” Oregon? I think not!
Day Trip Destinations for an Oregon Spring Break
It is almost spring break time, and time to enjoy a little mini-vacation time with the kids. If you are a stay-at-home spring breaker like me, you may be looking for day trip exploration ideas to do with your kids here in the PNW. Here are a few ideas for… Read More
Monti’s Cafe in Portland
Monti’s Cafe is for people who love character. Ambience is key at Monti’s for those that love history, books, vintage, antiques, nostalgia, or just like someplace homey. Mismatched tables and chairs, bookshelves, vintage lamps, turn-of-the-century coat racks, all combine to create an inviting and cozy atmosphere. Stop by for… Read More
The Albany Carousel
Art and imagination go ’round and ’round in the Willamette Valley and the Albany carousel will give you a spin. The creative and imaginative creatures on their historic carousel go beyond the prancing horse. The project to create this carousel started with inspiration from carousels being restored in Montana and… Read More
Cruise the Columbia River Gorge – now on sale!
The American Empress Cruise the Columbia River Gorge aboard the American Empress with a special discount now offered with up to $500 off per person, plus a $100 on board credit. The special price is extended now through the end of March. The Northern Dream The Northern Dream Yacht is… Read More
Seattle’s Lake Union Lunch Cruise
Have you ever wanted to be one of those people out on a boat on Lake Union in Seattle? So picturesque, sailboats in the sun, and boats of all sizes cruising around the shimmering waters just off downtown Seattle. While I don’t know anyone who owns a boat, I was… Read More