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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsriding thrugh "war torn" portland.
Portland, Oregon the so-called war-torn disaster zone youve seen on TV.
Except its not.
In this episode of the JaYoe Nation Van & Trike Tour, I join the crew from Recumbent PDX for a relaxing group ride along the Willamette River during Fleet Week sunshine, Navy ships in port, locals waving from bridges, and cyclists everywhere. No chaos, no riots, no flames just friendly faces and an incredible city thats alive and rolling.
This is what I love about travel getting out there and seeing things for myself instead of accepting the headlines. Portland isnt broken; its beautiful. And from the seat of my AZUB Ti-FLY X trike, every mile is proof that perspective matters.
Watch, ride along, and join me as the Van & Trike Tour continues through some of the most misrepresented yet inspiring corners of America. via the author
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ret5hd
(21,932 posts)1. thank dawg he escaped with his life.
Maru Kitteh
(30,905 posts)2. If I decide to leave Montana, Portland area is in the running.
That, western Washington or Canada.
neverforget
(9,507 posts)3. I left Montana in 1996 after my first 25 years of life.
I will always love Montana as it's where I was born and raised, but Portland, Oregon is awesome. I'm glad I made the decision to move when I did.