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"Beaver State" "Nothing's finer than someone pumping my gas, by law." -Frank |
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Ashland - Home of th Shakespeare Festival, even if I've yet to be allowed to go see a play. (Jun. '03)
Durkee - Small enough to not even have a sign, but it does have a perpetual yard sale going on. (Jun. '03)
Eugene - I can't think of anything clever to describe Eugene... but I'm open to suggestions. (Jun. '03)
Grants Pass - The home of numerous, brightly colored bears lining the downtown streets. (Jun. '03)
Oakland - Not quite what I'd expected, but then again, my comparison had been Oakland, California. (May '02)
Ontario - Just inside the Oregon-Idaho state line, and the first place along I-84 where others must pump my gas. (Jun. '03)
Portland - About as close as you can get to Washinton without falling over the state line. (Apr. '04)
Pendleton - Well, they have a Dairy Queen, and some other stuff, too. (Jun. '03)
Roseburg - The only place I've visited, so far, that has a drive-thru convenience store. (Jun. '03)
Salem - The state capital of Oregon, and an odd-looking capital at that. (Jun. '03)
Springfield - Just one of many "Springfield" towns across the United States... and no Simpsons-characters here... (May '02)
Talent - Not a ton of stuff here, but a really cool name for a town. (Jun. '03)