Up to Oregon (Portland, Crater Lake, and Ashland) - September 19th-27th 2010

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September 25th 2010: Ashland to Portland (mostly Eugene)


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Ashland to Eugene
Most of the drive north passed through rolling, forested hills like 
these.
Neal Lane Bridge.
Peeking out Neal Lane Bridge into Myrtle Creek.
Stewart Bridge.
Most of the drive north passed through rolling, forested hills like these.
Neal Lane Bridge.
Peeking out Neal Lane Bridge into Myrtle Creek.
Stewart Bridge.
Eugene
A central street (Broadway) in the University of Oregon campus has many 
colorful plants and flowers.
The edge of Eugene's Saturday Market.
A sample lane in the market, this one showing ceramics, hats, and 
jewelry, all pretty.
Pea brains for sale!
A central street (Broadway) in the University of Oregon campus has many colorful plants and flowers.
The edge of Eugene's Saturday Market.
A sample lane in the market, this one showing ceramics, hats, and jewelry, all pretty.
Pea brains for sale!
The market's main food court has a huge variety: middle eastern, thai, 
mexican, tofu. 

We actually found this only after we'd already bought food from 
elsewhere in the market.
In the farmers market section, funky tomatoes: chocolate cherry 
tomatoes, with a deep maroon color.
I bought part of my lunch from Cousin Jack's, in the 
farmers market section of the market.
My pasty, containing leek, potato, cheddar, onions, and turnip.
The market's main food court has a huge variety: middle eastern, thai, mexican, tofu.
We actually found this only after we'd already bought food from elsewhere in the market.
In the farmers market section, funky tomatoes: chocolate cherry tomatoes, with a deep maroon color.
I bought part of my lunch from Cousin Jack's, in the farmers market section of the market.
My pasty, containing leek, potato, cheddar, onions, and turnip.
Di Yin and I split a pizza from this joint, Hideaway Bakery.
Our "diavola" pizza, with sausage, mushrooms, and sun-dried tomatoes.
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Di Yin and I split a pizza from this joint, Hideaway Bakery.
Our "diavola" pizza, with sausage, mushrooms, and sun-dried tomatoes.
I contemplated buying a beer from Ninkasi, a supposedly good brewery that was pouring at the market, but ended up not doing so.
I also bought some tomatoes and plums from the market.
We sat and ate at the table right in front of these guys jamming.  When 
we finished and got up to leave, I looked to see how I could give them 
money, but they didn't want it.
A movie (with sound) of the guys jamming.  This isn't typical of what 
they played; they usually sung Rolling Stone songs.
I like the way the guy on the left bounces.
We sat and ate at the table right in front of these guys jamming. When we finished and got up to leave, I looked to see how I could give them money, but they didn't want it.
A movie (with sound) of the guys jamming. This isn't typical of what they played; they usually sung Rolling Stone songs.
I like the way the guy on the left bounces.
Dinner at Apizza Scholls, Portland
We returned to Apizza Scholls, this time sitting at the bar.  We could 
see the pizza oven in the kitchen.  In contrast, on our first visit, we 
sat in the back-right.
Our cheese pizza.  Good, with similarly perfect and with a perfectly 
cooked crust, as on our previous visit.

We finished it!
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We returned to Apizza Scholls, this time sitting at the bar. We could see the pizza oven in the kitchen. In contrast, on our first visit, we sat in the back-right.
Our cheese pizza. Good, with similarly perfect and with a perfectly cooked crust, as on our previous visit.
We finished it!
I drank a Franziskaner Weisse beer, which was on draft. It was good, fruity with hops, and interesting.