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Lightship Columbia is the last lightship serving the Pacific Coast We shared with you ‘Best Hike in Oregon for History
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Oregon artist Tyler FuQua has created a spectacular, five-foot red steel ball sculpture to tell a story few people know:
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We all know the another Four Corners in America that is a big-time tourist destination. That would be the only place where
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Joseph Branch Railriders is a relaxing way to explore Eastern Oregon through the stunning Wallowa Valley. We discovered a
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What’s so Special About Oregon White Oaks? The Oregon White Oak is an attractive deciduous hardwood tree native to
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Ewing Young Oak in Oregon’s Willamette Valley ‘Ewing Young, fur trapper and trader in the Southwest and Mexico,
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April celebrates Arbor Day and Earth Day and we’ve recognized some Magnificent Oregon Trees all month. Hope you’ve
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Oregon State Fairgrounds Oak Grove ‘Dating back for six to ten thousand years before the arrival of Euro-American
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Ellmaker Grove – Ellmaker Oak, Maple Row and Incense Cedar The trees that make up the Ellmaker Grove include the
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The Huntington Wagon Road Junipers. line of a very old Native American Trail. The Huntington Wagon Road was marked by J.W.
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Giant Spruce of Cape Perpetua on the Oregon Coast. Oregon Heritage Trees tell the Oregon Story. Half a century before
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What does it take for a tree to be recognized as an Oregon Heritage Tree? ‘Honored groves, single trees or groups of
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