Oregon Postcard: Melissa Whitney
This photo was taken somewhere between Troy and Flora, Oregon this past October on a road trip with my friend Paul.
This photo was taken somewhere between Troy and Flora, Oregon this past October on a road trip with my friend Paul.
The Painted Hills of Oregon “In spring, the hills tend to be saturated with rain and at its colorful peak. The yellow wildflowers, appropriately dubbed pincushions, are ubiquitous and add glorious texture and detail.” by Susan Dimock Submit your Oregon Postcard for a chance to be featured in the next issue of 1859.
Last light of the day on Mt. Hood by Emily Tidwell Submit your Oregon Postcard for a chance to be featured
An old building in Granite, Oregon, an abandoned mining town.
Mt. Hood, as seen from Scappoose. Mt. Hood Territory is one of Maria Echaniz’s favorite places because of its proximity to Portland and the breathtaking views. To plan your next trip there, go to our Trip Planner on Mt. Hood.
Haystack Rock at Night photo by Kevin Cass
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