Went and played for a couple of hours LC, and what looked good turned out to just plated.
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I'm not sure but I do believe lawn mowers are for cutting lawns... or grass type material. Might be different in Canada
Wire grass is a real thing. 🤣I'm not sure but I do believe lawn mowers are for cutting lawns... or grass type material. Might be different in Canada
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Toketee Falls in Oregon’s Umpqua National Forest is a breathtaking two-tiered waterfall, plunging a total of 120 feet over dramatic columnar basalt into a turquoise pool. The steady, year-round flow comes from the North Umpqua River. The hike is about 1 mile out-and-back with postcard-perfect views . Near the trailhead, you’ll also notice a historic wooden water pipe (flume) , part of the area’s early hydroelectric project, adding a unique touch to the natural beauty. Surrounded by lush forest and wildlife, it’s a favorite spot for photographers and nature lovers alike.
Highlights:
- Two-tiered, 120-foot waterfall
- Striking columnar basalt formations
- Year-round steady flow
- Scenic hike through old-growth forest with stairs
- Viewing platform with excellent views
- Historic wooden water pipe (flume) at the trailhead
- Pet-friendly (dogs on leash)
Highlights:
- Two-tiered, 120-foot waterfall
- Striking columnar basalt formations
- Year-round steady flow
- Scenic hike through old-growth forest with stairs
- Viewing platform with excellent views
- Historic wooden water pipe (flume) at the trailhead
- Pet-friendly (dogs on leash)
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On the Oregon coast, long-nosed lancetfish they say. WTF!
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Silver Falls State Park, Oregon’s largest state park near Silverton, offers the stunning Trail of Ten Falls—a 7.2-mile loop winding through lush forest and deep canyons that showcases ten spectacular waterfalls. Among them is the famous 177-foot South Falls, where you can experience the magic of walking behind the cascading water for an unforgettable perspective . The trail features beautiful moss-covered trees, rocky cliffs, and peaceful creek valleys. . If you’re short on time, you can opt for a shorter hike by just exploring the North Falls or South Falls sections instead of the full loop.
Highlights:
- Ten breathtaking waterfalls
- Unique opportunity to walk behind waterfalls
- Scenic canyon and forest landscapes
- Historic South Falls Lodge nearby for rest and refreshments
- Option to hike shorter routes focusing on North or South Falls.
Highlights:
- Ten breathtaking waterfalls
- Unique opportunity to walk behind waterfalls
- Scenic canyon and forest landscapes
- Historic South Falls Lodge nearby for rest and refreshments
- Option to hike shorter routes focusing on North or South Falls.
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Just off the Oregon coast.
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Good morning!☕️
Good morning
Got news about my leg pain. It’s a pinched nerve and still very painful to walk. Have to go to therapy but nobody has any therapist. I can’t wait 3 weeks for an appointment. What’s happening to all of the doctors?
Got news about my leg pain. It’s a pinched nerve and still very painful to walk. Have to go to therapy but nobody has any therapist. I can’t wait 3 weeks for an appointment. What’s happening to all of the doctors?
Did they have holes in their pockets?
Good morning everyone. Friday again!
Mornin all.
Apparently siding crews have very large feet and a total disrespect for the Lady's landscaping.
As she cried and wailed upon discovering the scope of the damage I apparently made matters worse by speaking my mind on the matter.
So I'm officially a bad person now. And I shared that with the crew the minute they arrived this morning. Along with a tour of their idiocy.
I'm sure the quality of the work is not on an upward trajectory now.
Apparently siding crews have very large feet and a total disrespect for the Lady's landscaping.
As she cried and wailed upon discovering the scope of the damage I apparently made matters worse by speaking my mind on the matter.
So I'm officially a bad person now. And I shared that with the crew the minute they arrived this morning. Along with a tour of their idiocy.
I'm sure the quality of the work is not on an upward trajectory now.
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