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The Left Coast

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Hermiston Oregon
Hermiston Oregon		 Echo Oregon
Echo Oregon		 Fairfield Oregon Grange
Fairfield Oregon Grange		 Fairfield Grange 2
Fairfield Grange 2		 Independence Oregon Sunrise
Independence Oregon Sunrise
Lincoln City Oregon South
Lincoln City Oregon South		 Oregon Trail Exhibit
Oregon Trail Exhibit		 Portland Community Kitchen
Portland Community Kitchen		 Portland
Portland		 Rainbow Family Potluck
Rainbow Family Potluck
Summit
Summit		 The Dalles Oregon Bus Depot
The Dalles Oregon Bus Depot		 The Dalles Bus Depot
The Dalles Bus Depot		 The Dalles Oregon Regulator Line
The Dalles Oregon Regulator Line		 Umpqua River Fish Ladder
Umpqua River Fish Ladder
Visible From Here
Visible From Here		 Stonehenge Knockoff Near Maryhill Washington
Stonehenge Knockoff Near Maryhill Washington		 This One Is Still In Working Order
This One Is Still In Working Order		 Hood Across The Valley
Hood Across The Valley		 All With Bath
All With Bath
Hiking Trail Oregon
Hiking Trail Oregon		 Hoot N Otis
Hoot N Otis		 Klamath Iron Works Oregon
Klamath Iron Works Oregon		 Mist
Mist		 My Letters - I
My Letters - "I"
My Letters - T
My Letters - "T"		 Nice Legs
Nice Legs		 Twisted In The City
Twisted In The City		 No Comment 1
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Guest 03-Aug-2008 00:28
Let's give everything west of the Sierras back to Mexico.
Guest 25-Jul-2008 00:31
I grew up within a mile of the Nonpareil Store you captured in your image captioned "Too far from the freeway"... I remember this as the hub of the Nonpareil community when I was a boy. Owned by Goldie and her husband Idar, a merchant marine of Swedish origin, the store was the first and last stop for Nonpareil residents departing from and arriving home, every day. Ice cold sodas, in glass bottles, candy, jerky, and of course for the adults, cold beer and gasoline.
Bob Patton01-Jul-2007 16:49
Creative and perceptive. Very nice galleries.
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