by Jessica Tomlinson | Sep 19, 2021 | Do It Yourself, Entertainment, Featured, Interesting, Portland, Things To Do
If you love how soothing scented candles can be and have ever wanted to make your own, Yo Soy Candle in Portland Oregon has a candle creation bar where you can experiment with making your very own candle scent. Making A Candle That Speaks To Who You Are At the Yo Soy...
by Jessica Tomlinson | Sep 17, 2021 | Adventures, Featured, Forest Bathing, Hiking, Interesting, Oregon Coast, Southern Oregon, Travel
Usually when people think or talk about giant old-growth redwood trees they think of the massive Sequoia trees towering over the forest floor in California. What you may not know is that you can visit giant Sequoia trees right here in Oregon just 11 miles southeast of...
by Jessica Tomlinson | Sep 17, 2021 | Adventures, Bend, Central Oregon, Eastern Oregon, Entertainment, Family Fun, Featured, History, Interesting, Sunriver, Things To Do, Travel
When people think of Oregon they often think of lush green forests, but many don't know that almost two thirds of Oregon is actually high desert. One of my favorite places to learn about Oregon's high desert and the animals that live there is the High Desert Museum...
by Jessica Tomlinson | Sep 14, 2021 | Entertainment, Family Fun, Featured, Festivals, Food, Food & Drink, Things To Do, Travel
Some of my favorite things about fall are visiting the pumpkin patch and trying delicious goodies made with freshly harvested apples and pumpkins. I wait all year for things like pumpkin pie, pumpkin spice latte, and apple pie. One of the best places in Oregon to get...
by Jessica Tomlinson | Sep 12, 2021 | Adventures, Cabins, Featured, Interesting, Lodging, Southern Oregon, Travel, Vacation Rentals, Wildlife
We love sharing unique places to stay in Oregon. One of the most popular spots (and therefore hard to book), is a gorgeous 40-foot lookout tower located deep within the Umpqua National Forest, 10 miles outside of Tiller Oregon. Stunning Views From 40 Feet Up Located...
