#because oregon

[etakeh]

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I don't care.

I love Portland.

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Chi’s really hitting us at home, right now.

If you live in Eugene, order a taco.  You’ll be helping dude out, and also the tacos are Great.  

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I’m going to make you look at a bunch of pictures I took at a Water Garden place today.  I went for something to help with the algae in the tiny pond outside my window.  

IT WAS SO PRETTY

and there were waterdogs. right in the middle.  look.

Fishes!

OH and look at this guy.  LOOK AT HIM.

Guys this coop was $2900.   It is from a Gallery.  Who would do that. So pretty though.

Anyway.  Thank you for joining me.  Highly recommend visiting if you’re in whatever the hell town this is in.  Tualatin. Oregon.

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This is a cemetery, not far from where I used to live. Walking distance from my middle school.  We did gravestone rubbings in the 7th grade.  I’m probably related, in some way, to everyone in there.

I need a road trip, people.  I need a trip down 101.  Oregon Coast Highway.

Not on a sunny day.  On a cloudy day.  I know of at least three graveyards that are worth stopping at, just in that area.  Imagine how many more there are. 

So who’s in.  Portland to Lakeside.  I’ll even get you a bigfoot at the Sugar Shack before we turn around and come back.

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Did I ever tell you guys about the time people in Oregon couldn’t remember how to get a whale off the beach, so they used dynamite?

ps keep watching past the original video.  The commentary is lovely.

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50 years ago, Oregon's beach battle kept sands open to everyone

50 years ago, Gov. Tom McCall visited Cannon Beach, and declared that Oregon's beaches belonged to the people. That set in motion the Beach Bill, which was signed into law later in 1967, guaranteeing public access to Oregon beaches.

Because Oregon.

Because there are some really good things that happen here, every now and then.

[etakeh]

Oregon.

Joe Decker