Spent the morning going around Portland snapping some pictures. Nothing great, but I tried to get a lot of them. I guess a drawback of going on a pictures excursion on a Friday morning is that everybody is at work and off the streets. One of the great things about Portland is being able to do all this on my bike
Pioneer Square
Historic armory rehabbed into a theater
Jamison Square
Tanner Springs Park
the Pearl rising
could be the perfect urban venue for an MLS team...
Belluschi's art museum
Our big urban school
the streetcar runs right through the plaza
New downtown construction
This crane is for the brewery expansion for Widmer Brothers...the whole area smelled of brewing beer
Nice photos der Reisender. I need to visit Portland someday.
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^currently just under 20,000. For the World Cup Women's Soccer the stadium was expanded to 30,000 seats for the games and then the seating was reduced again for baseball. If the MLS does locate in Portland, and PGE Park, PGE Park could be expanded to hold about 35K.
Great pics der R, don't sell yourself short there were some great shots in there!
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Great photo thread der Reisender. Hasn't that Hippo Hardware signage on the posts been around what seems like forever? For some reason, I have always liked that Sandy Blvd - Burnside Ave intersection because they both lead to interesting sections of the city.
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Last edited by Drew-Ski; Jun 26, 2007 at 12:33 AM.
^ hippo hardware signs have been there as long as i can remember. thanks everyone for the comments, its always fun for me to see that others enjoy seeing portland