Our trip to Hood River, Oregon was plenty of fun. First stop was Multnomah Falls. We hiked. We posed. We came down.
Then we checked into our heavenly bed and breakfast, Seven Oaks. Greeted with Rainier cherries, a clean white bed for a nap and welcome air conditioning (living in San Diego has spoiled me).
The next morning after a breakfast of apple pancakes, local berries and yogurt, eggs from the owner’s chickens and fresh apple cider (yum) we went to Mount Hood. I took pretty pictures on the ski lift 
while David rode the Alpine Slide. His face kills me.
He be sad I wasn’t with him.
On Monday morning we ate our fill of mushroom and tomato frittata with the world’s best biscuits. No joke. Like I could joke about such a thing. Then they bestowed us with a bag of Rainier cherries for our trip. I wanted to kiss them. The baby loves them, I tell you. We will be back (with less chub).
July 24, 2009
it's all good in the hood
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Oh how I love Oregon. That's our old stomping grounds (Where Erin was born). Have you ever seen any place so lush? Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun "baby moon!" Oregon is so beautiful!! The bed and breakfast was so cute! I want to go right now... well, maybe when Parker is older and sleeping through the night. Rest up now while you can girly! That's all I have to say! Being a mother is the best, hardest, but most rewarding thing ever! :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures, as always! what camera do you have? do you edit them, or are they raw?
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures. It was super fun to see you guys at the beach.
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Glad you got your fill on some green, but be sure to come back again and soon. We seriously l.o.v.e. it here and dread the day we have to move back to the nasty desert. For now we're filling our bellies with blackberries and living it up.
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