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PBOT crew members convert street lights to LED in the City's largest energy-efficiency program. By Ryan Kost
Panorama stitched together from 6 images. Taken from Castletown, Portland looking towards the Jurassic Coast and Weymouth.
Portland Head Light is a historic lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The light station sits on a head of land at the entrance of the primary shipping channel into Portland Harbor, which is within Casco Bay in the Gulf of Maine.
An architectural bijou from Melbourne's gold boom era. Henry Miller was an exceedingly 'enterprising' individual who amassed a fortune. Affectionately - or not - known as Money Miller.
Home of the Portland House Group, financiers.
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A fine French cake shop is located here.
PORTLAND, OR - AUGUST 12: Timbers Players, Head Coach Caleb Porter and Owner Merritt Paulson talk with fans and sign autographs during the Rose City Rewards Season Ticket Holder Party at JELD-WEN Field. (Craig Mitchelldyer/Portland Timbers)
Hoping to really spread the word here in Portland Oregon :)
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Portland, OR is noted for many bridges which make it easy to get around the city. Photo by Garren Evans.
Portland Sunday Parkways
Portland, Oregon
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Photos by Kevin Koch
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On our second day in Oregon, we went to Portland to check out a number of things. First stop on our visit was a very brief visit to Voodoo donuts and then to Powell's Books. Grandma Amy took Colette to the children's section while Eric and I wandered around for a bit. We actually decided to leave the store for just a short while to check out the surroundings. Just down the street, we discovered a great little record store where we bought a couple of records we would never be able to find in Salt Lake. From there, we explored our surroundings just a bit more before heading back to Powell's. After Powell's we walked over to a Noodles & Co. and had some lunch. Colette fell asleep on the seat next to Grandma Amy while we finished our meals and chatted for a bit. Then Grandma Amy drove Colette up to Winlock while Eric and I explored Portland a bit more before heading up to Winlock ourselves. All in all, it was a very pleasant day.