Driving from Bellingham, Washington to Eugene, Oregon for a meet at Hayward Field, my…read morebrother-in-law, nephew, and I stopped at the Oregon Korean War Memorial to use the restroom, which are unexpectedly nice and open to the public. We ended up walking inside and learned a lot about the Korean War, including a funny connection to Tootsie Rolls, which they give you at the front as a snack.

Not in an easy location to happen upon. You kind of have to know it's there. Pretty park. Very…read moresmall. Beautiful memorial, Fun water features for the kids. Gorgeous rose garden.

Cute kids playground. We came because Memorial Park also has tennis and pickleball courts. Not…read morelooking closely at the map, we realized when we got here that the playground and the courts are not super close to each other. So no playing a game with the adults while watching the kids - good to know for next time.

Family-friendly | Beautifully maintained…read more I have nothing but excellent things to say about this park. When we moved five years ago to Wilsonville, one of the highlights of this town are its open spaces and how family-friendly it is. This is just one of many parks in town. It's expansive too! It is located right across the street from the library and they offer so much-- water play (Murase Plaza), structured play, event spaces, nature play, tennis courts, soccer and baseball field, skate park, nature trails, disc golf, and fishing/boat dock. It is also stunning during the fall season with the trees in orange, red, and yellow. Parks and Rec are always maintaining this place. The latest addition to the park is the natural playground, and that is where we took our toddler recently. She LOVED it. She made some friends pretending to fish in the canoe and hang out in the teepees. The sand pit is a big hit too. Whether you're a family visiting or a local, I highly recommend checking this place out.

I have been intrigued by it as I've driven by it a couple times and finally took the time to take a…read morelittle tour. I found this memorial very touching and informative. It is small enough that you can pay a visit even if you don't have a lot of time. There is a number you can dial to follow along with a audio tour. The info is posted on the wall on the west side of the memorial. The audio tour is part of Oregon's Mt. Hood Heritage Trail series. It is # 9 in the series. Text "hood" to 57682 & followed the link to the mobile site. While I was there, and there was a man lovingly doing some repair work there. He clearly has devotion and dedication to this memorial. He was also kind enough to take a picture of me and my dog with Telnet statue with the three soldiers. Thank you veterans for your service and for all of those that are dedicated to caring for this memorial.

War memorials come in all shapes and sizes, but more often than not, it is a small plaque in a city…read morepark. It reduces the experience to facts and figures and while a nice remembrance of those that have fought for their country, it doesn't really make as much of an impression on younger visitors who are far removed from the conflict. I've been intrigued by this particular memorial for years because you just can't miss it as you drive along Highway 99 at the southern end of Canby. A "Huey" medivac helicopter ("Little Orphan Annie") is on it's approach landing just alongside the road. This is the dramatic focal point of the Vietnam Era Veteran's Memorial which is dedicated to the men and women who served in the military (not just Vietnam) between 1959 - 1975. Across the plaza, which is shaped like a "shou" representing long life and longetivity, there is a Buddhist bell with the inscription, "Believe in Peace" in Vietnamese. Approaching the helicopter is the bronze statue, "A Hero's Prayer" which depicts three larger than life-size figures of an American soldier carrying a wounded comrade towards the helicopter while holding the hand of a small child. The statue depicts PFC Gary W. Martini, USMC, Oregon Medal of Honor recipient who was killed in action in Vietnam. The second figure is U.S. Army Spec-4 Warren E. Newton, a Canby soldier listed as Missing in Action in Vietnam. The memorial started taking shape in 2006 and is still well maintained. I particularly like that it focusing on the humanity as well as the heroism of the war experience. If you look down at the plaza, you will see the red cross making the landing spot for the incoming helicopter and bricks covered with names of those who have made the memorial possible.

If you would like to become a better photographer, more comfortable with your camera, or see some…read moreof the beautiful sights that Portland has to offer, you've come to the right place. Jennifer is extremely knowledgeable and incredibly easy to understand. She will guide you through everything you need to know in order to use your camera effectively to get the shots that you are after. I took Jennifer's tours with no photography experience other than my smart phone, and shooting my mom's camera in Auto mode. Now I feel comfortable and proficient adjusting my exposure, aperture, white balance, ISO, shutter speed, and more. I cannot recommend Jennifer's tours enough. They are excellent for photographers with little to no experience, photographers, who want to improve, and photographers who are just feeling unmotivated to get out there and actually shoot.

I discovered Jennifer's photo safaris through Tippr and absolutely love taking her classes. I had…read morerecently moved to Portland so the tour definitely gave me a new perspective on the city and even introduced me to sites I had yet to explore. Jennifer is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. After the tour my photography has improved greatly. Whether you are a photography beginner or advanced, Portland local or visitor, there is something to be learned by all!

Driver was amazing and communicated well. The price was manageable for 12 people…read more And they got back to us in a timely manner. We will definitely use them again.

Our school chartered for high school playoff football game. Bus battery died. Boys had to try and…read moresleep in the locker room after their football game ended. Did not get back to Clackamas until 11:20 AM over (12 hours after the game was over) due to having to wait for a new bus to drive to Medford and get new bus drivers as they timed out. Do not recommend!

This is an amazing splash pad. The parking is close…read more The lot is completely flat. There is not much nearby traffic. There is plenty of shade. The water pressure is appropriate for toddlers. There are not flowers- so no bees. There are several places to eat in walking distance. =win

With all new equipment, a covered picnic area, swings and a little creek this is a fantastic park.read more

The city of Sherwood have faulty traffic radar at street lights. Went to the courthouse, talked to…read morethe judge about not driving fast because cruse control was on, it was clear to see in the video, tricked us by saying I will lower "it" he did NOT lower the speed...he lowered the fine by a small dollar amount. Totally rude to trick us like that. He won't give traffic school to anyone who has had it within the last five years! Just changing the laws with his moods. Beware of Sherwood.