Dave, thanks for stopping on the road in the cascades to help us fix our shock dragging on the ground. We appreciate the “kindness of strangers” that you showed us. I’m happy to report that we have now bought tools and recovery gear and helped “pay it forward” by helping snatch someone else out of a ditch. Hope our paths cross again.
I was happy to help! So cool you got to help someone else out already! We hope we get to meet you guys on the road sometime. I know you guys are going to have a good time on those back roads. 😀😀😀
I'm 74. I've seen a lot in my life. I used computers since before there was an internet. I remember the computer science dreamers - those who dreamt of the free and active exchange of life's experiences in real time. Your work epitomizes these ideas. Thanks - I guess there's hope for humanity after all.
🦋 Once again I’m pleased to say that you folks share the “best videos by far” of your travels, drone footage, time lapses, campsites, water activities, captivating underwater critter photography, hikes, wildlife, plants, etc. 👏
You just can't beat Western Oregon in the summer. So green. Then there's the rain, which can be discouraging. Mac and I have lived in Western OR a lot. Decided to go to Central to be away from so much rain. Loved the photography and Dave's tutorial on the edible plants.
Sometime I wish I could give two thumbs up! Loved Roodle and his ball, loved the edible info, loved the tadpoles? Salamanders? and underwater footage. Great job. Wonderful adventure.
GREAT Acoustic opening!!!💖 Thanks for the foraging tips Dave💖👍 Oh man those mirrored shots in the lake, wowza💖💖💖cool boat wreck!!! Omg, such great underwater footage💖 oh that yellow flower😃 such beautiful bird songs🤗oh my brave adventurous Carrie, going to uncharted territory....LOVE IT!! Fish were jumping in the lake back ground during your info session🐡🐡 HAPPY TRAILS MY DARLINS😎💖🤠
Thank you, Patricia! Doing nearly no research ahead of time for this area we didn’t know what to expect. What a little treat! 😀😀 Thank you for all of your wonderful comments! We have been without a steady connection for over a month. Finally we have time and connection to get some work done. 😀
Thank you once again for sharing these wild edible plants. Your Drone footage...awesome! Like the way you explain everything. Best videos ever. And Roodle, what cutie
Thank you Febe! I am having tons of fun learning about wild edibles! After Carrie showed me all of those salamanders I couldn't get myself to go for a swim 😂😂
Beautiful video and interesting about history and edibles of area. I always build fires in the rain; especially rain or not on a cool morning to have that morning Joe jolt! That's what ponchos and rain gear are for. Thanks for sharing
In my humble opinion I believe you could create an enchanting musical video solely on those underwater newts. Maybe return up the creek for more footage before y’all leave the area. 🦎
WOW Dave. That second plant you showed with the little tuffted stem growing out of it, are all over our property. I'll have to try it. Nice little lake.
Hult/Horton log pond was the site of the Horton Log Mill and logging operation back in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Horton was my great grandfather and I have pictures of him and his sons pulling giant Doug Fir out of the woods with teams of oven. High Pass RD and Low Pass Rd were their routes for getting the lumber and logs to the rail head at Junction City.
I was loving those salamanders, Carrie! Did you have some ASMR special sound goin' on with that wonderful bird?? Love you guys. @One AdVANture At A Tme
Hello from North Carolina ~ looks greener near Salem Oregon. I’ve traveled through Portland once and would love to explore more. Thank You for continued wonderful videos! You are Both Awesome and love Roodle! Great ‘plant/herbal’ education. I really needed to view the campfire this morning; One of my favorite pastimes to start or end a day!
Thank you so much for this awesome video. You two always do such a professional job & I love the foraging and Carrie always finds interesting things with her kayak. May God bless 🙏✌️🌎💞
Thank you! We are happy to hear you like these parts of our videos. Finding wild edibles and getting out on the water are our favorite things to do and share. 😀👍
Luv 💞 PNW the greenery is beautiful. Heading to Colorado Monday escaping Texas heat hoping to see some fall colors. Something about nature that regenerates the soul.
Wonderful video of the pond. You could almost show it upside down and no one would know the difference. Thank you for taking us along. Also the underwater shots are amazing.
Again a sweet video with lovely images. It was an inspiration to watch. Pack it in-pack it + others’ junk out! Trash bags are cheap! That would be a sweet location to be a campground host. Thanks!
Simply amazing! Couldn’t believe all those salamanders! What a great paddle you had, Carrie! The edibles were cool too, Dave! The scenery was fantastic! Did you put this spot on iOverlander? Hope so!
Another great video! Thanks so much! I'm not surprised you found the native edibles tastier. Many of the commercial vegetable crops are bred for longer shelf life and appearance rather than flavour. The underwater footage was fantastic. What a great way for my wife and I to start our Saturdays - watching the adventures of you folks. Happy and safe travels!
You keep outdoing yourselves! From the foraging to the wildlife photography. (We are turtle rescuers off the roads.) ... Breathtaking! (Sorry we've been missing in action lately -- lots of physical therapy for Ron and we're in the middle of moving to a larger house for the daughter, grands, and us.) ~ Kir (and Ron)
Such a beautiful spot to stay at... Beautiful lake and beautiful scenery. I really enjoyed the water scenes above and below, and the lessons on edibles. Wonderful video and great information. Safe travels. 👍😁
ya know he did that on purpose mom... just so he could go swimming...lol .... I love the edible wilds things that Dave has been adding... it really interests me, thank you!... stay safe and healthy, from Deb in South Dakota
Thank you, Deb! We were just at a location in Washington state where I found 25 different wild edibles in one small area! It's so great you love to hear about these plants as I just can't get enough and love to share. 👍😀
Great video guys! I've never heard anyone call wild chamomile "pineapple weed". Had to look it up! It makes a great tea and the small fresh buds are awesome as a salad topper, too. This place looks awesome, might have to take a detour next time I'm in that area.
Yes, chamomile is more proper 😀 I look forward to trying it as a tea. I am starting a collection of wild tea ingredients along the way. We hope you get a chance to visit a few of our showcased free camping locations. 👍
Another beautiful video of a beautiful place. Looks very peaceful. Thanks for bringing us along. With no cell service was your drone height and distance automatically restricted? Had that happen to me about a month ago in Ohio.
Dave, enjoying your 'wild edible' sections! I have an old cookbook of them, so you got me thinking to get that book out for camping trips. Also there are new apps now to id plants. I might sign up for them too. Thanks. Free food on a fixed budget is always sweet!
Hey I saw you at the start of the golden road and asked you which way to go to the golden road at the junction. Couldn’t find your channel but TH-cam finally suggested it. Thought it was an easier enough name to remember but I forgot to put the “one” before it and there are lots of videos with advanture in the name.
Ha.... Yeah the name is tricky. We thought we were being clever. Turns out it's a pain in the butt!! That's awesome that youtube connected us. Thanks for stopping in to say hi!
Thank you, Bro! I am about 1 month behind on comments due to poor internet connection in the state of Washington and you are one of the first comments I've seen. 😀😀😀👍
Hi!! We’re new subscribers (Chambers Family Overland) love your channel, and we found you because some friends of yours came into my husbands work 😂 Do you have a book you recommend on foraging? It’s so interesting to me!
Welcome to our channel, Courtney! I have two foraging books I like the most. The first one is “Edible Wild Plants” by John Kallas, Ph.D. It has the best all-around detailed information and a few great recipes! The next is called “ The idiots guild to foraging” currently sold out on Amazon but would be worth the wait to get it. Great quick information with the best pictures I have seen yet. We are excited to having you watch our videos. I wish I knew which friends recommended our channel. 👍😀😀🐕🎾
@@oneadVANtureatatime Thank you so much! I wish I knew too but I wasn’t the one who met them 😀 Looking forward to more great content! Our son especially enjoyed the Nevada hot spring and wants to go there now haha
Love your videos! Taking off on a WA state 6 weeks road trip, photography mostly. I want to get your hoody before the trip, but am struggling with deciding on the size. Are they unisex? What size do you wear Cary if you don’t mind me asking. Thank you much.
Hi Rene. Carrie is wearing a size extra large and says it fits well. She wears a size 16 to 18 shirt size.👍 We are just about to leave the state of Washington after staying over a month! We just know you are in for a great time 😀😀
I am very curious as to how you survive financially while doing vanlife full-time. I know you make money off of YT and I know you guys have done the beet harvest in the fall the last few years. I also know that Carrie does professional photography when she can get a gig. But do you really make much money from YT with only 26K subscribers to fill in the gaps? I am not trying to be nosey about your finances. Just trying to get honest answers about how you make it through each year. You guys have been pretty honest about most questions and hoped you would for this one too. Maybe this would be good content for a video, Talking about all 3 jobs and your expenses, budget and so on?
Hi Julie! Firstly we are extremely frugal! 😂 four years on TH-cam and it STILL DOES NOT pay enough to cover our monthly expenses! We supplement with a few side jobs a year. We just worked a small side job in Oregon and are just about to head east for the sugar beet harvest for the 3rd time. Last year we made enough money to travel for 8-9 months just from the sugar beet harvest, if we travel frugally. From time to time you will hear us give our patrons a huge “shout out”….. without them we would NOT still be doing the whole TH-cam thing. So between TH-cam, Patreon, amazon affiliate, and side jobs we manage to find funds to keep going😃 Then gas prices hit!! And it sets you back a bit….. but we have adjusted our travel to be slower. We are rich in experiences! If and when all the above no longer works we will give up yourube and work seasonal jobs 4-6 months and travel the rest of the year But for now we continue to trek on one month at a time and are still really enjoying the process and sharing with our viewers! Hope that answers your question. Carrie
Can you please not publicly reveal local recreational spots. Oregon is a special place and when you publically offer specific locations…you literally contribute to these areas being over run and often not accessible by locals who have been enjoying this special area for decades. Come to Oregon, explore on your own find the spots we enjoy l, but then please do not go announcing locations to such specifics on the internet. Not to mention these are indigenous lands, have respect when you are traveling for the people who call this area home. Oregon is a special spot, let’s keep it that way with responsible travel, including how you promote on the internet. You can just as easily, make reference to a place without using a specific name and exact directions. Be vague, inspire curiosity which encourages folks to get out and explore our beaut fun state and find all we have to offer here , by looking themselves-it’s how we find our spots, but getting out and exploring. If you cared to actually understand how we live here in the PNW, you’d understand we don’t go announcing our hidden treasures to on the internet-which ends up overrunning areas, is less sustainable and more a a total disrespect to the people who call this area and Oregon home.
Dave, thanks for stopping on the road in the cascades to help us fix our shock dragging on the ground. We appreciate the “kindness of strangers” that you showed us. I’m happy to report that we have now bought tools and recovery gear and helped “pay it forward” by helping snatch someone else out of a ditch. Hope our paths cross again.
Dave and Carrie are the kindest people I've ever met.
I was happy to help! So cool you got to help someone else out already! We hope we get to meet you guys on the road sometime. I know you guys are going to have a good time on those back roads. 😀😀😀
I'm 74. I've seen a lot in my life. I used computers since before there was an internet. I remember the computer science dreamers - those who dreamt of the free and active exchange of life's experiences in real time. Your work epitomizes these ideas. Thanks - I guess there's hope for humanity after all.
Thank you Philip! We appreciate your kindness. We meet so many kind people on the road it has changed my entire attitude. 👍😀
🦋 Once again I’m pleased to say that you folks share the “best videos by far” of your travels, drone footage, time lapses, campsites, water activities, captivating underwater critter photography, hikes, wildlife, plants, etc. 👏
Lol at the turtle falling backwards off the limb pile. 😁
That was funny! Carrie was excited to have caught the turtle 🐢 falling off. 😂
@@oneadVANtureatatime Money shot right there. Lol. 😋
I like the way you show campfires and a wild edible or 2 or three. And the dog is fun. ❤
You just can't beat Western Oregon in the summer. So green. Then there's the rain, which can be discouraging. Mac and I have lived in Western OR a lot. Decided to go to Central to be away from so much rain. Loved the photography and Dave's tutorial on the edible plants.
Nice to enjoy a fire! A rare treat these days. Wild edibles tour, yay! Beautiful drone footage Thanks you guys...👍😎🇨🇦🐢
Sometime I wish I could give two thumbs up! Loved Roodle and his ball, loved the edible info, loved the tadpoles? Salamanders? and underwater footage. Great job. Wonderful adventure.
I have lived in the area for almost fifty years (Eugene and Florence) and I never knew about this place! Thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure! We hope you get a chance to check it out.👍😀
Please understand that a campfire is relaxing for people to see, way more than they say.
Dave hit the gold mine finding this campground 👍
Thank you! However, I did not want to swim after seeing all of those salamanders.😂👍
@@oneadVANtureatatime 🤣
Camped out there last night. Slept so good! Went kayaking and stayed dry. My favorite!
Amazing episode for our homeschool science. Thank you.
Another gem..............Happy Trails🦮
GREAT Acoustic opening!!!💖
Thanks for the foraging tips Dave💖👍
Oh man those mirrored shots in the lake, wowza💖💖💖cool boat wreck!!! Omg, such great underwater footage💖 oh that yellow flower😃 such beautiful bird songs🤗oh my brave adventurous Carrie, going to uncharted territory....LOVE IT!! Fish were jumping in the lake back ground during your info session🐡🐡
HAPPY TRAILS MY DARLINS😎💖🤠
Thank you, Patricia! Doing nearly no research ahead of time for this area we didn’t know what to expect. What a little treat! 😀😀 Thank you for all of your wonderful comments! We have been without a steady connection for over a month. Finally we have time and connection to get some work done. 😀
That area is sooooo beautiful!
Thank you once again for sharing these wild edible plants.
Your Drone footage...awesome!
Like the way you explain everything.
Best videos ever.
And Roodle, what cutie
Thank you Febe! I am having tons of fun learning about wild edibles! After Carrie showed me all of those salamanders I couldn't get myself to go for a swim 😂😂
Loved the first drone shot that showed Roodle playing ball. It showed his speed. Stay safe guys . Enjoy Oregon.
Oh my gosh what awesome salamander/newts water footage you’re sharing.👏
Been there, Done that!!! YEEEEEEEHaw, I can relate!!!! 😂😂 Ya'll be safe wherever you are!
Beautiful video and interesting about history and edibles of area. I always build fires in the rain; especially rain or not on a cool morning to have that morning Joe jolt! That's what ponchos and rain gear are for. Thanks for sharing
Whoa those underwater shots are epic‼️👌🏼😊 Beautiful video you guys😎
In my humble opinion I believe you could create an enchanting musical video solely on those underwater newts. Maybe return up the creek for more footage before y’all leave the area. 🦎
Beautiful scenes of nature! Great video ✅
WOW Dave. That second plant you showed with the little tuffted stem growing out of it, are all over our property. I'll have to try it. Nice little lake.
Hult/Horton log pond was the site of the Horton Log Mill and logging operation back in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Horton was my great grandfather and I have pictures of him and his sons pulling giant Doug Fir out of the woods with teams of oven. High Pass RD and Low Pass Rd were their routes for getting the lumber and logs to the rail head at Junction City.
I was loving those salamanders, Carrie! Did you have some ASMR special sound goin' on with that wonderful bird?? Love you guys. @One AdVANture At A Tme
Hello from North Carolina ~ looks greener near Salem Oregon. I’ve traveled through Portland once and would love to explore more. Thank You for continued wonderful videos! You are Both Awesome and love Roodle! Great ‘plant/herbal’ education. I really needed to view the campfire this morning; One of my favorite pastimes to start or end a day!
Thank you so much for this awesome video. You two always do such a professional job & I love the foraging and Carrie always finds interesting things with her kayak. May God bless 🙏✌️🌎💞
Thank you! We are happy to hear you like these parts of our videos. Finding wild edibles and getting out on the water are our favorite things to do and share. 😀👍
Luv 💞 PNW the greenery is beautiful. Heading to Colorado Monday escaping Texas heat hoping to see some fall colors. Something about nature that regenerates the soul.
Awesome underwater footage
Beautiful spot, love the wild edible and kayaking shots, but I miss the "Roodle Jingle".
Love the Newts! We used to find those in the creeks & ponds in Humboldt Co growing up.. beautiful place!
Wonderful video of the pond. You could almost show it upside down and no one would know the difference. Thank you for taking us along.
Also the underwater shots are amazing.
I loved the acoustic music in the beginning and your photography underwater was spectacular! Great video! You guys just get better and better!
Amazing and quiet spot. Thank you for sharing. Safe travels!
fiddleheads are my favorite here in New Hampshire where I live...
What a gorgeous spot!
Beautiful spot! Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thank you! 😀
Wow what a wonderful place thanks for sharing it with us.
Again a sweet video with lovely images. It was an inspiration to watch. Pack it in-pack it + others’ junk out! Trash bags are cheap! That would be a sweet location to be a campground host. Thanks!
Thank you, Bill! We agree. I would get my fishing license for Oregon and fish every evening! 👍😀
Hey - we live in Oregon (on the coast), but never knew about this spot, so Thanks!!!
Right on Gary! I love the Oregon coast! I will take it over California and Washington coast any day. Take care Gary.
Simply amazing! Couldn’t believe all those salamanders! What a great paddle you had, Carrie! The edibles were cool too, Dave! The scenery was fantastic! Did you put this spot on iOverlander? Hope so!
Thanks for sharing the wild edibles. Pineappleweed is a chamomile and makes a nice tea also.
Thank you, Sarah! I love sharing about wild edibles. I learn so much more about each plant I talk about. I can't get enough information. 👍😀😀😀
Again, you guys knock it out of the park with your editing. I am adding this to my bucket list.
Awesome spot guys. The videography was beautiful. Thanks for sharing. HAPPY TRAILS
Thank you! 😀👍
I like the Red Winged black bird
Another great video! Thanks so much! I'm not surprised you found the native edibles tastier. Many of the commercial vegetable crops are bred for longer shelf life and appearance rather than flavour. The underwater footage was fantastic. What a great way for my wife and I to start our Saturdays - watching the adventures of you folks. Happy and safe travels!
You keep outdoing yourselves! From the foraging to the wildlife photography. (We are turtle rescuers off the roads.) ... Breathtaking!
(Sorry we've been missing in action lately -- lots of physical therapy for Ron and we're in the middle of moving to a larger house for the daughter, grands, and us.) ~ Kir (and Ron)
Excellent, well done. One suggestion: When you focus on something identify it AFTER as well as at the beginning of the description. Love you guys!
Such a beautiful spot to stay at... Beautiful lake and beautiful scenery. I really enjoyed the water scenes above and below, and the lessons on edibles. Wonderful video and great information. Safe travels. 👍😁
Wow Atmosphere is great my friend
ya know he did that on purpose mom... just so he could go swimming...lol .... I love the edible wilds things that Dave has been adding... it really interests me, thank you!... stay safe and healthy, from Deb in South Dakota
Thank you, Deb! We were just at a location in Washington state where I found 25 different wild edibles in one small area! It's so great you love to hear about these plants as I just can't get enough and love to share. 👍😀
Nice kayak ride!
Beautiful
Wow I like that spot. Thank you
Thanks you guys
The salamanders were really neat :-D
They were! But I could not get myself to go for a swim after that. 😂😀
Awesome video as usual!! Nice underwater shots.
What type of camera do you use for the underwater shots?
Great video guys! I've never heard anyone call wild chamomile "pineapple weed". Had to look it up! It makes a great tea and the small fresh buds are awesome as a salad topper, too. This place looks awesome, might have to take a detour next time I'm in that area.
Yes, chamomile is more proper 😀 I look forward to trying it as a tea. I am starting a collection of wild tea ingredients along the way. We hope you get a chance to visit a few of our showcased free camping locations. 👍
Another beautiful video of a beautiful place. Looks very peaceful. Thanks for bringing us along.
With no cell service was your drone height and distance automatically restricted? Had that happen to me about a month ago in Ohio.
Awesome video!! Thanks
Very good review,hope they leave it as is
Dave, enjoying your 'wild edible' sections! I have an old cookbook of them, so you got me thinking to get that book out for camping trips. Also there are new apps now to id plants. I might sign up for them too. Thanks. Free food on a fixed budget is always sweet!
Loved the underwater shots. This spot looks great. Thanks for the wild edibles info too Dave. Awesome video as usual.
Hey I saw you at the start of the golden road and asked you which way to go to the golden road at the junction. Couldn’t find your channel but TH-cam finally suggested it. Thought it was an easier enough name to remember but I forgot to put the “one” before it and there are lots of videos with advanture in the name.
Ha.... Yeah the name is tricky. We thought we were being clever. Turns out it's a pain in the butt!! That's awesome that youtube connected us. Thanks for stopping in to say hi!
Nice camping spot
Thank you, Bro! I am about 1 month behind on comments due to poor internet connection in the state of Washington and you are one of the first comments I've seen. 😀😀😀👍
@@oneadVANtureatatime lol. 😃
wow that's a pretty place!
Thank you, Patti! 😀😀
Any chance there are bears or moose in that area, I was so scared for Carrie kayaking so close to the bank.
Amazing. Just wondering how long you can camp there? And how is Carrie's mom doing? Love you guys. Thanks for sharing. Safe travels.
The background at the end of your video looks fake. Like a green screen 😂. Beautiful lake and love how i5s for small rigs. 👍🏼
What kind of fish was that?? Salamander? Never seen them that big
waltz of the 🐢 flopped, scared off by 🐕
Yes he was happy with himself, any excuse to get in the water. 😁
Hi!! We’re new subscribers (Chambers Family Overland) love your channel, and we found you because some friends of yours came into my husbands work 😂
Do you have a book you recommend on foraging? It’s so interesting to me!
Welcome to our channel, Courtney! I have two foraging books I like the most. The first one is “Edible Wild Plants” by John Kallas, Ph.D. It has the best all-around detailed information and a few great recipes! The next is called “ The idiots guild to foraging” currently sold out on Amazon but would be worth the wait to get it. Great quick information with the best pictures I have seen yet.
We are excited to having you watch our videos. I wish I knew which friends recommended our channel. 👍😀😀🐕🎾
@@oneadVANtureatatime Thank you so much! I wish I knew too but I wasn’t the one who met them 😀 Looking forward to more great content! Our son especially enjoyed the Nevada hot spring and wants to go there now haha
Love your videos! Taking off on a WA state 6 weeks road trip, photography mostly. I want to get your hoody before the trip, but am struggling with deciding on the size. Are they unisex? What size do you wear Cary if you don’t mind me asking. Thank you much.
Hi Rene. Carrie is wearing a size extra large and says it fits well. She wears a size 16 to 18 shirt size.👍 We are just about to leave the state of Washington after staying over a month! We just know you are in for a great time 😀😀
@@oneadVANtureatatime Fantastic ❤️ If I order today, when would you be able to ship?
I am very curious as to how you survive financially while doing vanlife full-time. I know you make money off of YT and I know you guys have done the beet harvest in the fall the last few years. I also know that Carrie does professional photography when she can get a gig. But do you really make much money from YT with only 26K subscribers to fill in the gaps? I am not trying to be nosey about your finances. Just trying to get honest answers about how you make it through each year. You guys have been pretty honest about most questions and hoped you would for this one too. Maybe this would be good content for a video, Talking about all 3 jobs and your expenses, budget and so on?
Hi Julie! Firstly we are extremely frugal! 😂 four years on TH-cam and it STILL DOES NOT pay enough to cover our monthly expenses! We supplement with a few side jobs a year. We just worked a small side job in Oregon and are just about to head east for the sugar beet harvest for the 3rd time. Last year we made enough money to travel for 8-9 months just from the sugar beet harvest, if we travel frugally. From time to time you will hear us give our patrons a huge “shout out”….. without them we would NOT still be doing the whole TH-cam thing. So between TH-cam, Patreon, amazon affiliate, and side jobs we manage to find funds to keep going😃 Then gas prices hit!! And it sets you back a bit….. but we have adjusted our travel to be slower.
We are rich in experiences! If and when all the above no longer works we will give up yourube and work seasonal jobs 4-6 months and travel the rest of the year
But for now we continue to trek on one month at a time and are still really enjoying the process and sharing with our viewers!
Hope that answers your question.
Carrie
How mesmerizing a fire is; must be our caveman/cavewoman dormant genes being triggered. 🔥
get it while it lasts. BLM wants to remove the dam.
Can you please not publicly reveal local recreational spots. Oregon is a special place and when you publically offer specific locations…you literally contribute to these areas being over run and often not accessible by locals who have been enjoying this special area for decades.
Come to Oregon, explore on your own find the spots we enjoy l, but then please do not go announcing locations to such specifics on the internet.
Not to mention these are indigenous lands, have respect when you are traveling for the people who call this area home. Oregon is a special spot, let’s keep it that way with responsible travel, including how you promote on the internet.
You can just as easily, make reference to a place without using a specific name and exact directions.
Be vague, inspire curiosity which encourages folks to get out and explore our beaut fun state and find all we have to offer here , by looking themselves-it’s how we find our spots, but getting out and exploring.
If you cared to actually understand how we live here in the PNW, you’d understand we don’t go announcing our hidden treasures to on the internet-which ends up overrunning areas, is less sustainable and more a a total disrespect to the people who call this area and Oregon home.