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Category Archives: Holoholo Pacific Northwest
Daboonies, Part Eight
We were back on a paved road again after our grand adventure. I’m not a bit sorry that we took the detour; it’s very possible that we will never get back to that area again, up in the mountains, and … Continue reading
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Daboonies, Part Seven
When last we left Nolemana and Mokihana, they were at a 7-way stop. Which way to turn? The Google map indicated that the road went through in the general direction they wanted to go, which was North. But it was … Continue reading
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Daboonies, Part Six
So here we are, up in the mountains. We’re seeing some nani scenery, which includes forests, Christmas tree farms, and views of the valley below. But suddenly, I think we might have a teensy problem.
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Daboonies, Part Five
Like I said yesterday, I love adventures. I love taking back roads not knowing where they’ll lead. I’m the “Oh, let’s turn here!” kinda girl, while Nolemana is frantically looking at the map trying to figure out where his pupule … Continue reading
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Daboonies, Part Four
In Willamina, we drove slowly into the town. After the hustle and bustle of Tualatin, Newberg and Sherwood, this was a pleasant break.
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Daboonies, Part Three
We drove through even more hay country, never getting tired of it. We could have taken I-5 to Salem, then cut straight over on Highway 22, on which Subject Property is located, but then we would have missed all this … Continue reading
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Daboonies, Part Two
We headed back down Nursery Avenue in Amity, going makai [towards the sea] once again. Along the road, we saw a farm that had a lot of tractors parked in the front yard.
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Daboonies, Part One
Last Saturday Nolemana and I had to do an appraisal in Polk County. Ordinarily, we never go that far, but we were helping out another appraiser so took the job. So we decided to make a day of it; so … Continue reading
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One Picnic at Eagle Fern Park
So yesterday I wen tell Nolemana, “Eh, let’s go on one picnic dis aftanoon!” So we wen decide on Eagle Fern Park, one cool, shady park in Eagle Creek, about 20 minutes away. We really like dis park cuz is … Continue reading