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Oregon Waterfalls
Manufacturer: travelvideostore.com ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD ASIN: B000ACCDIU Release Date: 2006-11-07 |
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Thundering Waters There are hundreds of waterfalls in Oregon. Many are easily accessible from I-84 along the Columbia River Gorge and others along Interstate 5 from Portland to the southern Oregon border. They are incredible examples of nature's artistry. The power and awesome beauty of their cascades has taken millions of years to create. Many are carved through basaltic rock once covered by hot flowing lava. This video will take you through Oregon, from the Columbia River Gorge, central Oregon, the coastal range, the Cascades and south. When viewed on a computer with DVD Rom you can easily access many web sites for additional information and detailed guides on how to get there. Join us, as we tour Oregon waterfalls in wide screen and Dolby digital sound. Below are just some of the falls we'll visit Featuring: - Horsetail Falls Columbia River Gorge - Spirit Falls Near Cottage Grove - Silver Falls Golden/Silver Falls State Natural Area - Tokatee Falls Near Bend - South Falls Silver Falls State Park - Sahalie Falls Near Sisters
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Oregon Lighthouses
Manufacturer: TravelVideoStore.com ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000088NMG Release Date: 2006-12-14 |
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Oregon lighthouses are the longest standing legacy of the state's maritime history. They have weathered more than a century of ferocious storms. Their lights continue to shine brightly, guiding mariners through treacherous waters. The men and women who tended the lights seldom received recognition for their efforts. Many times storms forced the keepers to turn the prisms by hand until the first rays of morning light when repairs could be made.Seven of Oregon's lighthouses are open to the public, thanks to the many volunteers, public agencies, Native American Indian Tribes and non-profit organizations who are preserving this heritage. We will also visit interpretive and discovery centers along the way. Our guided tour of Oregon lighthouses will give you only a glimpse into their historic past. The rest, is for you to discover.Customer Reviews:
Video Industry Award Winner.......2003-04-25
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Oregon Destination: The Coast
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ASIN: B000ACGCS2 Release Date: 2006-11-07 |
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Explore the Oregon Coast like you never have before and discover things you probably didn't know about. Our coastal journey takes us from Astoria to Brookings. We'll go buggy running on the "dunes", drop deep into the sea lion caves, explore lighthouses, museums and interpretive centers. Sample sea food and wine, and find out how cranberries are harvested. It's the most complete video excursion of the Oregon Coast.
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Oregon Covered Bridges
Manufacturer: travelvideostore.com ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD ASIN: B000ACGETO Release Date: 2006-11-07 |
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Join us on a journey through some of Oregon's longest standing historical landmarks. At one time Oregon had more than 400 covered bridges. Today only a little more than 50 remain. The covered bridge blended well into the early economy of the Oregon countryside. The material for construction was close at hand, and the prevailing pioneer spirit was equal to the problems it presented. It was well known that wood, protected from the elements, would last considerably longer than that which was left in the open. The housing provides protection for the most expensive parts, like the truss, in order to make the structure last longer. Today, the pioneer spirit shows once again as individuals, local and state organizations as well as government agencies strive to protect and restore Oregon's covered bridges.DVD:
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