Every time I travel to Portland, I say to myself

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Jul 29, 2014
12:06:49pm

JackStack

Every time I travel to Portland, I say to myself

I could enjoy living here. Outside the city, close to nature and the hills and mountains. Very pretty.

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JackStack

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Last login: May 3, 2024
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Every time I travel to Portland, I say to myself

JackStack

7/29/14 12:06pm

I lived there for 7 years.

TXJason

7/29/14 12:07pm

Too liberal for me. Awful speed limits

BYU '80

7/29/14 12:09pm

I dont like the font that they use for their speed limit signs

cheezedawg

7/29/14 12:10pm

Their signs just say SPEED without the limit

BYU '80

7/29/14 12:33pm

Speed limits are one thing. People driving below the speed limit is another.

AndyDwyer

7/29/14 12:21pm

Agreed but theirs start so low

BYU '80

7/29/14 12:32pm

The speed limits are absurdly slow

wabluecoug

7/29/14 12:55pm

I tell everyone who doesn't live here...

whirl

7/29/14 12:14pm

I served my mission in Seattle. Summer in rural areas, I'd always be sure to

Pete

7/29/14 12:22pm

I need to get out and pick some blackberries. June into early/mid October

Born2Fish

7/29/14 1:33pm

My wife is from Portland. If it wasn't for the people that live there, I would

CougDogg-e-Dogg

7/29/14 12:22pm

Abrasive hippies?

cheezedawg

7/29/14 12:49pm

That's what I thought too. But they are stuck in the 90's angry grundge mode.

CougDogg-e-Dogg

7/29/14 1:03pm

My wife is from southern Oregon and I would happily live there. It has all the

wabluecoug

7/29/14 12:53pm

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