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Night skies around the world, from Iran to California, captured in stunning photographs

Night skies around the world, from Iran to California, captured in stunning photographs
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100 things to do in Oregon: 25 essentials

Start your Oregon exploration with the basics. Just because everyone knows Crater Lake is great doesn’t make it any less great. Get out there and “discover” Oregon’s completely unhidden and essential destinations. Crater Lake Oregon, one of the objectively most beautiful places in the world, has only one national park, so you know it’s good. Crater Lake does not disappoint: The crater .

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8 wildflowers blooming right now in Oregon and Washington, and where to find them

8 wildflowers blooming right now in Oregon and Washington, and where to find them Today 7:30 AM Wildflowers bloom at the Tom McCall Nature Preserve at Rowena Crest in the Columbia River Gorge. Fields of yellow balsamroot and purple lupine flowers greeted hikers on the McCall Point Trail on May 1, 2019.Jamie Hale/The Oregonian Facebook Share Spring color has arrived in the Pacific Northwest, not just in cherry trees and backyard gardens, but in the meadows and forests across the region. Yellow, purple, pink, white and red flowers have popped up in Oregon and Washington, putting on a beautiful display of color following a particularly dark and rainy winter, drawing throngs of visitors to some of the region’s best-known wildflower walks and hikes.

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The 25 best hikes in Oregon - Lonely Planet

The 25 best hikes in Oregon - Lonely Planet
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Grant s Getaways: Remembering Oregon photographer Steve Terrill

Grant s Getaways: Remembering Oregon photographer Steve Terrill Terrill s work has been featured in books and hundreds of magazines, including the likes of Audubon, Sierra Club and National Geographic. Author: Grant McComie Updated: 5:39 PM MST January 19, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore Steve Terrill’s love affair with Oregon was deep and lifelong. It was often on full display whenever he visited the top of Rowena Crest in the Columbia River Gorge. Not long ago, he strolled a section of trail that stretched toward the glorious Columbia River. He stopped every few yards to admire the incredible riot of color that had broken out. “It’s an explosion of color out here, isn’t it,” exclaimed an excited Terrill during a morning-long photographic field trip to the Tom McCall Preserve at Rowena. “All the flowers are out and blooming. It’s like a rebirth of the world again … so beautiful out here.”

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