Orygun!

[The Government]

I like knives, salmon, dungeness crabs, jerky, beer, and blackberry pie.

Anyone else from Oregon?

[CarpScot]

I grew up in the Willamette Valley and miss its beauty every day.

[protourist]

I live there but don't go home nearly enough. I live on the Alsea River outside of Waldport and wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

[Shotgun]

Mmm...beer and pie.

If you ever pass a guy on the street with the trinity tattoo on his arm, say hi.

[protourist]

I like knives, salmon, dungeness crabs, jerky, beer, blackberry pie and long walks on the beach.

Anyone else from Oregon?

[[scuba]steve]

I also like Jerkey, Salmon, Knifes, Guns and all that is glorious about OR. I actually grew up in the valley, (Tigard, Sherwood, Willsonville) and while that are is much greener to where I live now, it doesn't hold a candle to the beauty of Three Sisters and the Ochocos.

[Shotgun]

I also like Jerkey, Salmon, Knifes, Guns and all that is glorious about OR. I actually grew up in the valley, (Tigard, Sherwood, Willsonville) and while that are is much greener to where I live now, it doesn't hold a candle to the beauty of Three Sisters and the Ochocos.

Does too!

[338375]

I also like Jerkey, Salmon, Knifes, Guns and all that is glorious about OR. I actually grew up in the valley, (Tigard, Sherwood, Willsonville) and while that are is much greener to where I live now, it doesn't hold a candle to the beauty of Three Sisters and the Ochocos.

Yep. Nothing like going out on the back deck in the morning and looking at the Three Sisters, and Mt Bachelor.
I was born in Springfield. Way to many trees and under brush for me. Kinda like living in a jungle...

[protourist]

Yep. Nothing like going out on the back deck in the morning and looking at the Three Sisters, and Mt Bachelor.
I was born in Springfield. Way to many trees and under brush for me. Kinda like living in a jungle...

It's hard to compete with that but I'll try...
The front yard.

[protourist]

Why in the world do I ever leave town?
The Alsea river is 100ft from my front door, Drift creek is a short paddle across the river. There are Bald Eagles, Elk, Ospreys, Salmon and Steelhead right there and I'm rarely home.

I'm an idiot!

[trukreltrog]

Yep. Nothing like going out on the back deck in the morning and looking at the Three Sisters, and Mt Bachelor.
I was born in Springfield. Way to many trees and under brush for me. Kinda like living in a jungle...

Yup, the Pacific NW Rainforest. Gotta love them,,,

[oguruma]

Man you guys are making me kick myself for joining the military....

[protourist]

Man you guys are making me kick myself for joining the military....

Thank you for your service.
We'll take good care of it and it will be here when you get back.

[Backstopper]

Born and raised.

Currently spitting distance from the Sandy river.

[FAL'ER]

Yep, springfield.

[Gollnick]

Oh yes.

There is this myth that it rains a lot in Oregon.

The fact is that it only rains once per year.

Of course, it starts in September and rains through June. But it's only once per year. And July and August are often very nice.

[Snakedoc]

Born and raised in Portland. Now living in Vancouver (almost Camas) Washington!

[michaelm466]

Born and raised in Roseburg, Just finished at OSU, living in Utah 'til next fall, then moving up to Portland. Utah definitely makes me miss oregon, way too dry, and my car doesn't like snow (Roseburg and Corvallis are both at about 500-600 Ft so not much snow, Provo is like 4800)

[punisherD1]

I used to go there all the time when I was a kid. I miss all the streams, waterfalls, trout fishing, diggin for clams, salmon fishing. I wasn't old enough to hunt but I remember deer like crazy too. There was nothing like fresh trout over an open fire. Very few places I'd want to love but orgeon has all my requirements and it's one of the few places I have been that I miss. Hopefully someday I'll get the chance to go back and do some trout fishing and hunting. Great state you have for those that live there.

[Shotgun]

Oh yes.

There is this myth that it rains a lot in Oregon.

The fact is that it only rains once per year.

Of course, it starts in September and rains through June. But it's only once per year. And July and August are often very nice.

Actually the dirty little secret is that we get less rain then some of the east coast states. New York gets more rain annually then we do. Bwahahahaha!!!