I've been trying to remember all of the great wilderness areas around Portland that I can take Grover to and let him run around. We tried these lakes last weekend with Timmy, but they don't allow dogs, so Grover and I returned today sans pooch (sadly) to check it out. G liked the observation deck best - not for its view, but because the steel grate floor allows you to see the water below and makes a great noise when you run across it.
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- Belly Bed
Nicole's great find. This might be essential for a hot summer... Hopefully I'll make it out to the coast to cool off. - Bolt Fabric Bouitque
One of the greatest fabric selections I've seen. Gives me so many project ideas... - Cistus Nursery: Mediterrannean Climate Plants, Hardy Tropicals, Southern Hemisphere Plants
One of the best local nurseries around. A quick trip out to Sauvie Island, they serve coffee and treats, and you can bring your dog! - Dosha SalonSpa
Hair cuts, pedicures, facials, full body massages and the best smelling products around. How can you go wrong? You can't.
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Planes, Trains and Big-ass Boats
Grover might have had the perfect afternoon: on our way to Kelly Point Park along the Columbia River, we were stopped for a long while at a train crossing- Grover was mesmerized. Once we got to the park, G shrieked with glee while watching Timmy perform his stunts. Down by the water, several airplanes flew in low and loud, and many cargo freighter ships were at Terminal 6 unloading their goods.
