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| epic homes everywhere. a morning bike ride revealed how awesome the surrounding neighborhood was... |
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| payed a visit to next adventure an epic outdoors store, with everything from bike shoes, to carhartts, to used fishing nets...heavenly. |
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| campagnolo, not for sale. |
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| the bargain basement |
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| tons of bike shoes, old and modern, leather and carbon |
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| lunch time rolled around, and it we had to give olympic provisions a shot |
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| meat's the name of the game here. |
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| counter seating, with epic sushi style display for meats. |
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| the anti californian wine list didn't suck |
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| baby octopus, spiced corona beans+aioli |
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| clockwise from top left; chorizo, sweet coppa, rillettes, pork+pistachio terrine, soppressata pickles+mustard |
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| pickled egg |
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| mortadella, provolone, pickled onion and aioli on ciabatta |
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| prices were refreshingly reasonable compared to the bay area |
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| after lunch, we took a trip out to the colombia river gorge to multnomah. this is horsetail falls |
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| multnomah falls |
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| the colombia river |
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| after dinner with friends, we had to see voodoo doughnuts |
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| maple bacon bar |
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| the no name bar, chocolate, rice crispies, and peanut butter |
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| the famous voodoo doll, complete with pretzel pin, and an obnoxious amount of gooey raspberry jelly filling...awesome |
