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Take A Hike: Silver Falls State Park
There’s an apocryphal story that Silver Creek got its name when an Oregon pioneer – saddle packs filed to the brim with silver – attempted to cross the creek in high water. The man and horse, it is said, made … Continue reading
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Tagged basalt, Oregon, outdoors, Silver Falls State Park, travel, waterfalls
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Off to Illinois!
After nearly 5 years away, I’m finally taking a trip back to my old home, Illinois. I’m leaving tomorrow, not to return until the 18th. On the schedule: Starved Rock State Park, The Museum of Science and Industry, The Field … Continue reading

