Leave the Leaves
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We had our first significant rainfall the first part of September, signaling (possibly) the beginning of the end of the dry months that are an … Continue reading
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We had our first significant rainfall the first part of September, signaling (possibly) the beginning of the end of the dry months that are an … Continue reading
While I like to explore far and wide, sometimes it’s just nice to find a good hike near home. At the suggestion of my friend … Continue reading
The Pacific Crest Trail can sound like a daunting undertaking, especially when taken all together. There’s no need to feel intimidated. I’m no through-hiker, but … Continue reading
By Cynthia Lafferty Greetings fellow plant lovers! As summer wanes and we earnestly wait for fall rains, let’s look at some of our summer and … Continue reading
There’s a whole world of forests and mountains in eastern Oregon to visit if you’re needing a change of scenery this summer. Visiting requires a … Continue reading
Now is the time to think about new plantings, especially flower bulbs. Longtime gardening columnist Rachel Foster gives us the best bulb catalogues to order … Continue reading
Don’t be turned off by the name of this lovely 5.6-mile loop trail — Yellow Jacket Glade is not named after the annoying wasps that … Continue reading
By Dan and Barbara Gleason Summer always brings change to bird activity and the variety of birds in your backyard. Bird activity in yards, especially … Continue reading
Sandwiched between the Willamette Valley and the high Cascades, the “old Cascades” — ancient mountains now eroded into cliffs and plateaus — offer some of … Continue reading
By Alby Thoumsin In my work as an arborist, a large portion of what I do is consult with tree owners and talk about the … Continue reading