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Weekend Adventures

This page describes some of the wonderful day trips I have taken from my home base in West Linn, Oregon. It includes pictures and commentary of trips north to Washington, west to the coast, south to Bend, and east to Burns. Read below for my blog. 

Seaside, OR

Seaside, OR

Drift Creek Covered Bridge

Drift Creek Covered Bridge

Blue Raeven Pies, Amity, OR

Blue Raeven Pies, Amity, OR

March 5: On the Road Again
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March 5: On the Road Again

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Breathing in the warm summer air, I stood on a bed of pine needles in the shade of a cluster of evergreen trees on the west caldera rim at Crater Lake National Park, admiring the deep, sapphire blue waters displayed before me, formed when Mount Mazam
My to do list was a mile long after being gone for two months. But I figured some wind therapy was just what the doctor ordered after I traveled over 34 hours by plane, car, and bus to get home to West Linn. What better place to head to than my favor
One of the huge benefits of traveling alone by motorcycle in a foreign country is the opportunity to interact one-on-one with friendly locals and discover more about different customs and practices. This summer being greeted with “G’day M
Riding 10,000 miles circumnavigating Australia this summer I was blessed to experience a taste of the country’s breathtaking scenery, fascinating wildlife, friendly people, and unique attractions. Given the size and scope of this continent, I t
Completing my circumnavigation of Australia yesterday called for a celebration. Since the hot air balloon ride above the city I hoped to take was cancelled, I did the next best thing – rode an elevator up 88 floors to the Melbourne Skydeck and
Pulling into the small coastal hamlet of Inverloch and walking along the esplanade, I was mesmerized by the striking baby blue and turquoise-colored waters of the Bass Strait, the light pink and tan colored shimmering wet sand, and the rugged grey an
Swooping up, down, over, and around one curve after another through thick groves of eucalyptus trees under the bright blue sky making my way south from Kiama, I could not have been happier. Filled with joy as I passed lush green rolling hills filled
Swooping up, down, over, and around one curve after another through thick groves of eucalyptus trees under the bright blue sky making my way south from Kiama, I could not have been happier. As I passed lush green rolling hills filled with hundreds of
When plotting my ride south from Port Douglas for the end of my “lap,” I chose to follow the coastline, allowing me to pop into a variety of picturesque seaside towns along the way to explore, relax, and enjoy breathtaking vistas. Arrivin
From a burst shower head in my hotel room to blasts of turquoise colored ocean waves crashing on the rocks below the Cape Byron Lighthouse, the day began and ended with powerful explosions of water. Elated to have reached the easternmost point of mai