Around the edges of the Portland Art Museum.
posted by andrew at 12:01 AM
Friday, February 06, 2009
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"Ross Island, the bridge's namesake, was at one time home to a famous distillery. McArthur's Oregon Geographic Names, an indispensable work, says the island was once legendary for its "'Blue Ruin' whiskey of pioneer days . . . it was a fluid of high voltage." The distillery is gone, and now it is home to a large number of Blue Heron rookeries."
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1 Comments:
Referring to the picture second to last, I have a photograph of the exact same thing. (As I'm sure hundreds of people in Portland probably do).
As always, nice composition Andrew.
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