27 Wednesday Dec 2017
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Another inventive and creative mural spotted on a recent visit to Portland, Oregon.
23 Saturday Dec 2017
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21 Thursday Dec 2017
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This army of Santas was spotted last seek in a storefront just off Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland, Oregon. I haven’t yet decided whether this display is adorable or mildly frightening. 🤣
20 Wednesday Dec 2017
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19 Tuesday Dec 2017
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18 Monday Dec 2017
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17 Sunday Dec 2017
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15 Friday Dec 2017
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An obligatory skyline shot of Portland. The weather is brisk and breezy along the water … and that soft mid-morning December sun! Taken earlier this week from the east side of the Willamette River, just a few steps south of the Steel Bridge.
13 Wednesday Dec 2017
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Man of the marquee in Portland, Oregon.
12 Tuesday Dec 2017
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Had so much fun with song titles yesterday, I thought I’d do it again with today’s post. This is from a show at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom on Sunday. As an added bonus, the band that wrote the song whose name I’ve borrowed was actually playing at the venue at the time.
Ricky Leong 