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Fly Fishing on the North UmpquaArticle byAbout 200 miles southeast from Portland is the dream getaway of any fisherman or fisherwoman. If you follow the North Umpqua River through its twists and turns of placid pools, juxtaposed with sections of rapid currents, you will enter into 31 miles of fly-fishing only territory. You will also find an inn that embodies the true spirit of fishing from its rich history to its nightly fisherman's dinner. Gather your poles and tackle box for a getaway filled with fine food, famous fishing spots and even a massage.
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Portland's Hollywood DistrictArticle byYou won't need to dust off that old street map to verify you reached the heart of Hollywood-- just look for the eye-catching Hollywood Theatre sign. I'm not talking about the glitz and glam of Los Angeles.
Portland's SE Belmont StreetArticle byAfter a meditative tea ceremony at The Tao of Tea, you will find yourself in the right frame of mind for a perfect day on SE Belmont Street. Your soul will be nourished and centered by the expertly brewed and beautifully presented teas, accompanied by a snack chosen from the "Tea Snacks
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Nightlife in Portland’s Central EastsideThe Central Eastside Industrial District of Portland looks pretty- well- industrial. And that's because it is. This working area of Portland -not too far from paint stores, grain mills, train tracks and the famous Ross Island Cement Company - also offers a unique night on the town. With tucked away bars, restaurants and even salsa dancing, this little known hot spot is sure to surprise even the locals.
Rainy Day Fun for the Whole FamilyIt's early November, and I can barely believe what I see as I look out my window. It's the sun, and of course, an absolutely clear, brilliantly-blue sky. I'm serious - it looks and feels like September, or if we're lucky, early October.
Portland’s Park AvenuePortland offers more than 250 urban parks; the largest forested urban park in the nation and more parks than any other city in the U.S. So, it is no wonder Portland has its own Park Avenue.
