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Tulip Fields Are Open
The Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Woodburn, Oregon is open for viewing until May 5.
There’s another tulip farm close by – 45 minutes from Portland – in Woodland, Washington Holland America Tulip Farm as well. I’ve never been to that one and I hope to get there next week.
Get outside and enjoy the tulips and Spring! Bring your boots.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Happy Easter 2013
I recently visited the Valley of Fire north of Las Vegas, Nevada. The rock formations took on images and this one reminded me of a bunny rabbit.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Chihuly Museum Of Glass Hot Shop
The exterior of the Hot Shop at the Chihuly Museum of Glass in Tacoma
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Stayton Jordan Covered Bridge
The original covered bridge was built in 1937, and originally traversed Thomas Creek with a 90 ft. span.
Before 1986, the Jordan Bridge spanned Thomas Creek in Linn County a few miles east of Scio. The bridge location had been the site for a dam, a cheese factory, a couple of mills and a general store.
When Linn County announced the Jordan Bridge was to be replaced in 1986, Stayton residents asked if they could take title to the structure. The rebuilding process took nearly two years, and the new bridge was eventually dedicated in June 1988.
On December 20th 1994, Christamas lights ignited the roof and the bridge burned to the ground. Local citizens worked through 1997 and 1998 to build a new covered bridge at the site. This new bridge was dedicated in September 1998 and today it is part of a park.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
First Day Of Spring.
Sunset taken at the Portland Airport on the first day of Spring.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Clock’s Ticking. Happy New Year
Lloyd District area of NE Portland
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Addidas Headquarters
The 2008 Left/Right Project in Portland.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Fremont Bridge
Taken from NW Portland, the Fremont Bridge.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Garden Art
Grande Valley Ornamental Iron. Hubbard (@18797 Highway 99E).
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
1889 Pioneer Church
Marquam. Clackamas County, Oregon.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Creepy Crawly Rooftop.
In SW Portland off Barbur Blvd. Keeping Portland “weird”.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
1900 Pioneer Church
St. Agnes Church in the town of Hubbard. Clackamas County, Oregon.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Stand of Trees
Somewhere in Clackamas County off Highway 213.
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
Abiqua Creek
Located off Highway 213 near Silverton, Oregon
ALL ABOUT…..Oregon Snapshots. © Betty Jung 2009-13. All photos are copyright protected and may not be reproduced in any form.
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