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Boulder in summer: Hiking, performances and beer
Anybody who thinks of Colorado as just a winter destination ought to go to Boulder and talk to Frank Shorter. Or Kim Farin. Or maybe William Shakespeare.
Ashland, Oregon – More than Shakespeare Festival
Southern Oregon town celebrates 75 years of Shakespeare Festival and welcomes older visitors with great shopping, B and Bs, dining and outdoor activities.
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Ashland, Oregon – More than Shakespeare Festival
Delays through Monday on I-205
The closure begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday and ends at 5 a.m. Monday.
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Delays through Monday on I-205
Oregon Coast Music Festival July 2010 Features Talented Musicians
Music concerts featuring gifted performing artists from across the U.S. take place in southwest Oregon from July 17 – 31, 2010, with accommodations nearby.
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Oregon Coast Music Festival July 2010 Features Talented Musicians
KGW Weekend Guide
The July 16-18 weekend included Sand in the City and the Portland Highland Games.
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KGW Weekend Guide
Gone Campin’: Coldwater Cove
Beautiful scenery, hiking, boating and fishing on one of Oregon’s most pristine lakes. It is all in one location.
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Gone Campin’: Coldwater Cove
Swim with the world’s largest fish in Mexico
Whale sharks grow up to 40 feet but have very small teeth and aren’t predatory, so they won’t try to eat you.
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Swim with the world’s largest fish in Mexico
"Cruise the Gut" in Vancouver
Bring three cans of food for non-profit Share Vancouver and get a free dash plaque.
Travel to Hermiston, Oregon Offers Great Shopping and Dining
Traveling through Oregon offers beautiful scenery and towns. This guide offers information about shopping and dining in a small town in Oregon – Hermiston.
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Travel to Hermiston, Oregon Offers Great Shopping and Dining
Planning an Educational Vacation?
We’ve all heard about “Summer Learning Loss,” where kids educational development backslides during the long summer break. But according to a recent American Express Spending & Saving Tracker Survey, an overwhelming majority of parents with kids under 18 believe learning should continue throughout the summer, and most believe it’s a good idea to take an educational family vacation. In fact, 45 percent of parents surveyed said their summer vacation plans for this year include an educational component, whether that’s exploring history and culture (30 percent), exploring wildlife while on vacation (27 percent), and/or traveling to a destination focused on culinary arts (8 percent). For my family, a recent road trip through southern Oregon and northern California offered countless opportunities to review my son’s existing skills and even hone some new ones – even though the main focus of our trip was most definitely to have fun! He honed his geography and map-reading skills along the way, practiced math by calculating our estimated travel time and miles per gallon, and took in some history and social studies at the High Desert Museum near Bend. And of course, reading is a daily staple for all of us. How does your family infuse your summer vacations with educational enrichment? Where are some of the most educational places you’ve traveled, and what are some of the most educational – and entertaining! – activities you’ve found along the way?
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Planning an Educational Vacation?
Four Things to Do Outdoors on Summer Evenings in Portland, OR
Enjoy a warm Portland evening by dining at a sidewalk café, taking in a concert at the zoo or a city park or strolling along the Willamette River esplanade.
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Four Things to Do Outdoors on Summer Evenings in Portland, OR
Thursday Night Motocross Thru September
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Thursday Night Motocross Thru September
