We’re Here!

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We’ve been living in Sandy for a whole week now! And I survived my first week of work. It’s been amazing. My job is wonderful. My new surroundings are breathtaking.

This weekend we decided to try out a couple of hiking spots in our backyard. I checked out 100 hikes in Northwest Oregon. . . from the library and we tried a couple of them. On Saturday we hiked the short trail to the beautiful Little Zig Zag Falls (photo above). The trail-head had an interesting history marker that pointed out the fact that what we were parked on was the old Mt. Hood Highway, which was also (I believe) a part of the Barlow Road, one of the first routes over Mt. Hood.

This place has such a rich, interesting history! I can’t wait to learn it all.

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6 responses to “We’re Here!”

  1. Dianne Avatar

    That is a beautiful picture! I’m so glad you’re getting settled in and your new job is going well!

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    Susan Boyd

    Moni: Glad to hear that you and Raf are settling in, and see a first photo from Oregon. Hope fall is beautiful there–send along some color!
    Susan

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