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The Blue Atlas Cedar in Carlton’s Ladd Park is over 100 years old. Ladd Park was designed by Samuel Lancaster,
... moreWe ventured down the roads less traveled in search of the 20 covered bridges in Lane County, a county that has the
... moreHoover-Minthorn Pear 🍐 Pyrus communis Called a Winter Pear this tree was planted in 1879 by Jesse Edwards, the
... moreJoseph Railriders is a relaxing way to explore Eastern Oregon through the stunning Wallowa Valley. We discovered a great way
... moreGrand Fir at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast The Grand Fir at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast, Abies grandis,
... moreThese Trees Tell Stories ‘Honored groves, single trees or groups of trees have something in common with one another no
... moreThe Iwetemlaykin State Heritage Site, pronounced “ee-weh-TEAM-lye-kin”, is an Oregon State Park adjacent to a
... moreArbor Day, much like Earth Day, is a holiday that celebrates nature. Its purpose is to encourage people to plant trees and
... moreWillamette Mission Cottonwood – Populus trichocarpa ‘This giant black cottonwood stands near the site of the
... moreRoseburg is Magic on the Oregon Mural Trail The Umpqua Valley’s largest city, Roseburg, is an inviting destination for
... moreCentral and Eastern Oregon Museums Worth making the trip The Central and Eastern Oregon museums will take you back in time.
... morePrineville is Magic on the Oregon Mural Trail Central Oregon’s oldest city, Prineville, is the gateway to the Ochoco
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