It’s easy to find the who-what-when-where and cost of things to see and do in Oregon, so we at Country Traveler Online are dedicated to bringing you the why. We want you to know the rest of the story or why native Oregonians, transplants and visitors in the beautiful state are doing what they are doing, because we think it’s a lot more fun to go places when you know their secrets. So, read on and happy traveling.
Jan Jackson, Publisher
“The egg sac hatched while they were working on other machines,” she went on, “there were baby black widows running everywhere!”
Oh, there were stories of the vast prairie on the other side of Highway 82 but as far as Willard Buffalo knew, no one had ever ventured across the dangerous barrier.
So there we were, two middle-aged men, dashing about the yard twirling ropes over our heads and chasing a pig. Both of us were pleased that no one was watching—and laughing.
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