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    4 years ago

    Amazing beer and friendly staff! Gorgeous views of farm country! Something new, different and off the beaten path!

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    Amazing place with even better beer and service! If you like beer you need to make it here!

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    High Desert Museum - Taken with a Canon R6 MK II with a 24-105 lens.  Flash not allowed.  Cleaned up in Lightroom.

    High Desert Museum

    4.5(226 reviews)
    56.5 mi

    We dropped by on a hot weekday afternoon and were so glad we did…read more The museum has a mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits - we saw them all but ultimately much preferred the indoor ones (both for summer heat and curation). Highlights included a very interesting retro 80s style exhibit on volcanoes that taught us a lot about the local geography. The kids also loved the beautifully done diorama'd historical rooms although more signage explaining some of thoughtful details would have been appreciated. The current art auction was also great to puruse, some beautiful and creative works there. We went to one talk at the amphitheatre that we found surprisingly dry. The otter exhibit was also fun to see as well as learning about the awesome lampreys. We stayed about 3.5 hours and probably could've lingered longer.

    While visiting in Bend we decided to check out the High Desert Museum, which was very informative…read moreand interesting mixing of live and set exhibits and broken down to inside viewing of sudden stage of dessert conditions and living and animals living in the area. They also have an outdoor exhibit with live and items of the pass you will see along the way though out the area. They have places to sit and rest but the outdoor path can be a little steep in certain area, if you have a hard time walking, you might want to enjoy more time on the indoor exhibits. They have a restaurant and gift shop with area to sit if you need to rest. The restrooms are clean & well maintained and they even have handicapped restrooms. The parking is large and if someone has trouble walking you could drop them off in the front where they have benches they can wait until you get back from parking the car. Have much more pictures but only allowed so much you can put on.

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    Time Travel Tours - Historic Houses

    Time Travel Tours

    5.0(1 review)
    86.3 mi

    Ginger, we had an absolute blast! Every place we stayed at had some sort of incredible history and…read morea seemingly limitless amount of charm. Traquair House in the Borderlands was a definite highlight. They even have a hedge maze out back! All that aside, Ginger knocked it out of the park. She put together a trip that allowed both of us to see some bucket list places in the region. There was never an issue of a lack of transportation, or a hotel failing to recognize our booking. We spent nearly three weeks trekking across the UK and everything was right on schedule. We did miss a ferry on the way to the Isle of Skye, but that was our fault. The three hour detour was worth it though. Scotland is one of the most beautiful countries you'll ever see. I could go on all day, but the point I'm trying to make is that Ginger put together a dream vacation of a lifetime. So many memories and moments that we'll never forget. If you're considering a trip to the UK, give Ginger a call. We'll without a doubt be contacting her again for a future trip to the Isles! Cheers Ginger!

    From the owner: TIME TRAVEL is a full-service travel agency and tour operator that can assist you with all your…read moretravel needs. Our specialty is organizing and leading "once in a lifetime" tours to the lesser traveled, hidden places throughout Ireland and Britain. We will also assist you in organizing your own self-directed experience. We pride ourselves in outstanding customer service. Time Travel is a green company, choosing not only to recycle and reuse, but to be a part of Portland General Electric's Wind Power Program. Our goal is to help you see the world in a responsible manner, taking into consideration the impact our tours have on the environment and only using like minded companies to help us fulfill your overall travel experience from the hotels we use to the coaches we hire. We invite you to join us on tour as traveling with us is an assurance that in addition to visiting the famous, you will also travel the back roads and fall in love with the real Ireland, Britain and her people. We are members of CLIA, ICTA, GWA with Ginger Aarons serving on the boards of Garden Writer's Association (GWA-Region VI Director 2011-2013) and The Sherwood Rotary as PR (Public Relations Chair 2009-2013). We offer Travel Insurance by Travel Guard. You will find a link to Travel Guard on the Travel Planning page and we are happy to help you with a quote. We also offer airline tickets, retail and wholesale. We're here to help you in early planning stages to restaurant reservations.

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    Wanderlust Tours - Bonfire overlooking Paulina Lake

    Wanderlust Tours

    4.7(147 reviews)
    51.6 mi

    Definitely one of the best highlights of our trip to Bend, Oregon over the weekend…read more Shay (maybe spelled Che) was A fantastic tour guide! Very knowledgeable, whimsical, lighthearted, and free spirited. The perfect person to lead an adventure into the Oregon wilderness. Our trip started with a short van ride from the Fred Meyer parking lot. She shared lots of knowledge about various trees in the area, wildlife, things the local government was doing to help clean up some of the territory we're gonna be going to explore the cave. She seemed like somebody who genuinely enjoys her job, likes to explore, and is just a genuine, good person all around. Going into the cave was surreal, almost like stepping into a different climate. It definitely felt like it was 45° all year round down there. Once we lost the natural lighting too it became very spooky, but everybody had headlamps so it was pretty easy to see where we were going. My wife and I saw a few baby brown bats hanging out on the walls while we were there. They were so tiny and cute! I'm glad they're able to survive down there. I really like that her tour guy gave us a choice between one of two directions into the cave. I have really bad knees, and thankfully, our tour guide, and our group was able to respect that. We had a very good lighthearted adventure down in the dark. My favorite part was when we all got to turn off our headlamps for a little bit, and stay silent, and just enjoy utter blackness. Deathly felt like a good way to de-stress a little. Shay was a fantastic tour guide and we are definitely going to be using this to our group again in the near future. Thanks for the memories!

    I booked the Fort Rock Stargazing Tour and was very disappointed with the overall experience. The…read moretour was poorly organized, communication was limited, and I had concerns about the attention to guest safety. There was very little information provided in advance about the length of the tour, what to expect, or transportation to and from the site. Several guests brought chairs that were not traditional camping chairs, and there was not enough room in the van to accommodate them. As a result, the chairs were placed underneath other guests' feet, leaving very limited foot room in an already cramped space for a long drive. After arriving at Fort Rock, we took a short nature walk around the area at sunset. Since we would be returning after dark, I would have expected the guides to advise guests to bring flashlights or headlamps. No such recommendation was made, and the walk back was difficult to navigate in the dark, which raised concerns about safety. The lack of preparation was also evident when the guides used rock-paper-scissors to determine who would lead the hike. While this may have been intended to be lighthearted, it contributed to the overall impression that the tour had not been well planned. There was one clear bright spot: Brian was extremely knowledgeable and engaging, and he was the highlight of the experience. Unfortunately, despite Brian's efforts, the overall lack of communication, organization, and attention to safety made this a tour I would not recommend.

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