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Even though we landed in a freezing fog, we still made much of the first day in Portland, visiting locally eateries, The Portland Japanese Gardens, and Multnomah Falls.
Portland has wonderful Chinses Gardens where you can relax and enjoy the beauty.
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"Spring over bar, legs outstretched. Return crouching to starting position." Families should do 4 reps, men should do 8.
If you walk along Terwilliger in Portland, look for little pathways off to the east side of the street and you'll find the old Portland Health Course. I don't know what year that this was put in place but some of these are pretty great. There's a set of rings at one station so you can practice your iron cross and then there are a few others with simple jumping jacks and whatnot. These are really starting to degrade now and those that are less hidden have been vandalised a bit. I'd love to photograph them all, though.
Portland Head Light; a lighthouse in Portland, ME. Snapped this on my G10 while visiting late last year.
August 31, 2015; Portland, OR, USA; Rose City Rewards Party for Portland Thorns at Providence Park. Photo: Molly J. Smith-Portland Timbers
Portland Sunday Parkways
Portland, Oregon
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Photos by Kevin Koch
Koch14120@gmail.com
Wind surfers, yachters and large boats share Portland Harbour, home of the water sports for the 2012 Olympics.
Portland Sunday Parkways
Portland, Oregon
PortlandSundayParkways.com
Photos by Kevin Koch
Koch14120@gmail.com
The Pittock Mansion was built between 1909 and 1914 in Portland's west hills for Henry Pittock, the owner of the Oregonian.
The 22-room estate, which includes separate bedrooms and bathrooms for Henry and his wife Georgiana, was constructed of Tenino sandstone.
The house is located on 46 acres owned by the city of Portland, which bought the property for $225,000 in 1964.
Portland Sunday Parkways
Portland, Oregon
PortlandSundayParkways.com
Photos by Kevin Koch
Koch14120@gmail.com
A sheep was sheared by Peter Hagerty of Peace Fleece (www.peacefleece.com) on the sidewalk in front of the Portland Fiber Gallery & Weaving Studio.
Photos by Colin Birney (www.vcprod.com)