But, we realized that all we wanted from this weekend was to be with our friends and it really didn't matter where we were or what we were doing.
Join Diane and Andy. We started this blog as we began our travels across America in our RV in 2004. (This blog will go back to January of 2005, but for 2004 travels you can visit our website at www.diandy.com). In 2009 we settled down once again, but in Colorado. Our family has since grown (and moved), and we are once again eager to explore our beautiful country, and hopefully the world...this time with the intent of sharing our love for travel with our little love.
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Portland, OR
We only had a day and a half to visit with our friends in Portland. We got together with Jen, Aquiles, Rene and Todd for dinner Friday night. Then Saturday we spent the day with Jen and Aquiles. First we hit the downtown Farmer's Market and then went for a bike ride on Sauvie Island. Sauvie Island sits in the Columbia River just outside the city.
The Island is very pretty with corn fields, u-pick flower farms, pumpkin patches, and corn mazes.
But, here is a warning: don't ever, ever, ever go on a sunny weekend in the fall. Never! It took us over 2 1/2 hours to go 3-4 miles. No kidding. There is only one bridge to get off and on the island so there were no other options. We actually took turns walking on the side of the road just to get out of the car.
I had to laugh when I saw this sign - No Stopping or Parking - and considered calling the police to report the 300+ cars parked on the road. But I didn't think they'd find me humorous. Then there was the electronic speed limit sign - you know the ones that flash when you go over the posted speed limit? - well this one was mocking me with its "00" mph!
But, we realized that all we wanted from this weekend was to be with our friends and it really didn't matter where we were or what we were doing.
But, we realized that all we wanted from this weekend was to be with our friends and it really didn't matter where we were or what we were doing.
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