Also worth noting: The meteorite that hit southeast Oregon 17 million years ago had an impact so great that it wiped out all life in the Pacific Northwest; lava blasted out of the impact crater for hundreds of miles and sent a river of lava to the west coast, creating the Columbia Platea...
You'll find all of these things at Opal Pool in the Willamette National Forest, located just outside Lyons, Oregon. Prepare yourself for quite the trek to get there—Opal Creek Trail leads you down a seven-mile hike before reaching the swimming hole. Loop around on the way back and check...
In autumn, enjoy the benefits of harvest time with local food and drink, breathe in the crisp air under a blanket of stars, soak in natural hot springs, or get cozy in a cabin. Fall foliage adds a splash of colour, and temperatures are still mild enough to enjoy the outdoors. Fall is...
The Hole-in-the-Wall Pass was a legendary hideout for criminal gangs, cattle thieves, stagecoach robbers, and other bandits in the Old West—and today, theHole-in-the Wall Outlaw Hideoutis a hidden gem in the high plains of Wyoming's Johnson County where visitors can literally walk in the...
I believe in drug companies making a profit off kids being kids. Follow the money. Reply 112 Replied by Jill (Portland, Oregon) 06/04/2008 I read the article on ADHD by Terese written on 5/13/08. I found all the information very helpful. I would like to talk to her and get ...
9 of Oregon’s Most Fascinating Holes and Hollows Along with the rest of the Pacific Northwest, Oregon has been shaped by volcanic activity. Active volcanoes, Mount Hood among them, dominate the skyline, and the city of Portland was built atop an extinct volcano. Over tens of thousands of...
Tiny flecks of black can be seen in bath water as it drains out as well if the treatment is effective and if you look very closely. Reply 6 Replied by Andso (Portland, Oregon) 02/25/2011 There is NO WAY to see scabies..how VERY UNKIND to spread misinformation.. Shame! do not...
Yeah, neither have we but apparently, this state park in Oregon offers some death-defying opportunities to do it. According to Slackline.us, it’s a sport where you walk across a two-inch-wide, nylon or polyester rope stretched between two points. At Smith Rock State Park, those points ...
The monumental natural tower known asChimney Rockis a prehistoric formation embellishing Nebraska's North Platte River Valley. Towering at 480 feet, it is a symbolic point of the Oregon Trail. Many pioneers and migrants mentioned Chimney Rock in the written and oral recollections of their journeys...
Replied by Louwrence (Rustenburg, North West, South Africa) 03/21/2013 Hi everybody willing to read further. I had black mold where I stay which I tried to rid with spraying h2o2 on it, it just made a white foam but did not get rid of the mold, then I remembered Jim Humble clai...