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"Where art, ancestry and an unhurried coastline reward the curious traveler written by Cathy Carroll Oregon has always rewarded those willing to look past the obvious. This summer three experiences—a sacred homecoming, a reimagined museum and a coastal town seemingly unchanged since 1890—make that case compellingly. Gearhart offers a rare and unhurried step back. In Portland, a decadelong transformation has reinvented the only major art museum between San Francisco and Seattle. And in the Wallowa Valley, the Tamkaliks Celebration offers the chance to experience one of Oregon’s most breathtaking landscapes through the eyes of the people who have always called it home. An Oregon Summer, the Old-School Way Oregon Coast culture as it was at the turn of the last century—unhurried, unvarnished and beautifully analog, unfolds effortlessly in Gearhart—a town that has been quietly, deliberately itself since it was platted as a resort community in 1890. In the mornings, the…"

"Trail-tested insights reveal how carrying less can create freedom and fulfillment interview by Cathy Carroll Engineer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and longtime ultralight backpacker Glen Van Peski of Bend believes the best way to move forward in life is by carrying less. In his award-winning book take less. do more.: Surprising Life Lessons in Generosity, Gratitude, and Curiosity from an Ultralight Backpacker, Van Peski explores how subtracting rather than adding can lead to greater freedom, purpose and joy. Drawing from decades of outdoor adventures and personal experiences, he shares lessons on generosity, gratitude, curiosity and resilience—from investing creatively in relationships to reframing life’s setbacks and learning to embrace failure as part of growth. Through a philosophy rooted in simplicity and service, Van Peski encourages readers to live within their means, deepen connections and create more meaningful lives. He founded Gossamer Gear, a company dedicated to ultralight backpacking equipment in 1998, after he’d…"

"Portland-based Girls Build teaches construction basics and life lessons written by James Sinks | photo illustration by 1859 Staff; photos from Bigstock For more young girls and in more places, the buzzing saws, whirring drills and empowering vibes are back this summer. A decade ago, Portland carpenter Katie Hughes gathered in her living room with a group of fellow tradeswomen, bowls of homemade soup and a question: What could they do about the next generation of young women and the gender disparity in the building trades? The solution: teach, prepare and empower. With a nudge from those dinner party guests, Girls Build was founded. And at the helm of the new nonprofit was Hughes, who’d previously run a construction-focused girls’ education program. That first summer, in 2016, a group of eighty girls ages 8 to 15 attended the charity’s inaugural summer camp in Portland, where they learned how to safely…"

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Oregon’s Iconic Literary Destinations

How Native Plants Are Transforming Oregon’s Urban Landscapes

Best Glamping Destinations in Oregon

Oregon Coast History Road Trip Guide

Oregon Coast Faces Rising Drought Risk

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