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Category Archives: Scenery
How I spent the first day of my vacation — or — The splendor of Toad Suck
My in-laws live in the thriving city of Conway. It was a dinky half-dead town when I first visited 29 years ago, but since then it has become a commuter community for Little Rock and the place where every franchise … Continue reading
Sugar Creek — Turkey Run State Park
Sugar Creek near the trail head behind the nature center. We’d just hiked one of the trails with several friends and stopped for a few minutes to enjoy the view and watch the many canoeists. It was late September, but … Continue reading
Vista House
Since I was in the neighborhood, I drove a mile east to Vista House. I went inside and climbed the stairs to stroll around the deck. I also walked around on ground level for a few minutes, but the place … Continue reading
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Portland’s Women’s Forum
Say what? I drove down off Larch Mountain and wondered what to do next. I had a couple hours or so before I needed to be back at the convention for the final dinner. That wasn’t long enough to go … Continue reading
Ecola State Park — Tillamook Head
After a not-at-all-quick but very tasty lunch in Cannon Beach, we drove a few miles further north to Ecola State Park. The volunteers at Haystack Rock told us we could probably see sea lions there and, in fact, the rocks … Continue reading
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