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Tuesday November 26, 2002

Bend, Oregon

Floating Mountain Russell says he's heading to Bend, Oregon next weekend. Cool! I went to high school in Salem, Oregon and a bunch of my friends lived in Bend after college. Julie and I have visited Bend a few times, and it's a really nice mountain town. It's kinda like Denver, but a lot smaller (but growing rapidly). They get 300 days of sunshine a year (like Denver) and have a great micro-brewery. Everytime I've been there, I've wanted to move there. It's got great skiing too! But then again, Russ may not like it since he hates the cold and it was 15 degrees (F) this morning!

Posted in General at Nov 26 2002, 04:11:17 AM MST 1 Comment
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And 10 F. degrees this AM. Mostly sunny and clear right now, although we sure could use some snow. Bend is a nice place to live. Brad

Posted by Brad Smith on November 26, 2002 at 04:54 PM MST #

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