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Three Sisters Wilderness is gorgeous. We did most of the full loop, went over the saddle and to Broken Top a couple years ago. It gets crowded around Green Lakes, Moraine Lake and the South Sister summit trail. We didn't see much of anyone past about 6 or so miles in on the loop. The only place you need a special permit for is the Obsidian area but its a very small area and you can go around it.

About camping near Ramona Falls: http://www.oregonhikers.org/field_guide/Ramona_Falls#Camping

Opal Creek.

Check out oregonhikers.org. you can narrow your search for type of hike and difficulty....

Toll Bridge Campground at the base of Mt. Hood. Close to Lost Lake, Lawrence Lake and Lookout Mt. is a great night hike. Don't even need reservations most of the time!

Beverly Beach is the best ever ever.

Cape Lookout is second. A lot of great trails and tide pools at both.

Everything good requires reservations and fills up quickly. Now that school is back in session, you have a chance of getting a reservation. Go to reserveamerica.com

Humbug Mountain is awesome!

Sunset Bay Campground SW of Coos Bay is a great place with trails, views, beach, tent camping, showers, tidepools, flower garden even. The only thing I don't know about is weather in the Fall.

I had heard that Belvidere Fire Station is accepting donations. Call them to verify. Also Chana Auction Barn. Again, double-check first.

Richard Simpson are you near Monroe Center there was a post needing some supplies from MCFD delivered to Boone County EMA CERT (Illinois) and looking for someone going that way.

Ok we can do that. If we leave at 9.15, we can pick you around 9.30/9.40. My number is 5038803308.

Thanks! My number is 5039533743

This may help, shaun.http://www.ebay.com/itm/Direction-Sign-John-Day-Auto-Camp-Oregon-/360364825795

That's what it looks like. When I was little there were some tiny little motel like cabins about where Gardner Enterprises is now. It seems like Ruth Harris's family lived there for awhile. Maybe she would know.

Shaun, Dean & some others were just talking about him staying there when he was 13 yrs. old. They came over from Springfield to go deer hunting. Later it was known as Hays Auto Court and he delivered stove oil after 1963 after he bought Union Oil dist. from Lou Steelman. He says it was definitely whee Gardner Ent. is now.

Salmon River by Mt Hood may be a good hike. If you drive all the way in till you get to the bridge crossing the river. you can park there and hike in heading east along the river. some good camping spots right along the river.

Russian Wilderness, Whiskeytown Wilderness, and Castle Crags are in the same area. I guarantee this is the best, secluded and snow-free area within 7 hours drive of Portland. Get this book: http://www.amazon.com/Trinity-Alps-Vicinity-Whiskeytown-Backpacking/dp/0899975011/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1426569698&sr=8-2&keywords=trinity+alps

Timothy Lake has pretty much 0 elevation gain--look it up. It's really pretty there. Not sure what it looks like this time of year though.

Carter Lake outside of Florence...bit of a drive but it's a lake in the dunes....and u walk through the dunes to access the beach....best way to experience the Oregon coast

Lots of Coats, not Coates, logging and lumber pictures in "Tillamook Memories", "Tillamook History Sequel to Tillamook Memories" and "Tillamook Lest We Forget" (trilogy) which are available usually at the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum or Amazon.

Hey Ritt and co., David Harris ' cell number is 279-1396; give him a call, he will be the first to know.

I got a 24 foot camp trailer new stove refrigerator new hot water tank everything works 800 5413085342 no title but bill of sale

Shannon M. Fitch suggested we contact Harold Fitch on this. Does anyone there know him (Wallace H. Fitch) to ask him about this? I hope perhaps one of you knows him to ask. Jeannie Christensen suggested it might be the Coates Lumber camp. Research pending,

If it's from up Bewley, it likely is Coates Lumber. Ivan Boge could help you out there.

Courtney Baldwin there are some tent spots at the rv park in Brookings Harbor the one right on the beach.