When I was visiting Portland, I had to meet my daughter in Downtown Portland. Instead of taking the bus I decided to walk from her place to Downtown Portland through Waterfront Park which goes along the Williamette River. It was a beautiful and enjoyable 30 minute walk:
It was just a wonderful and refreshing walk.
Beautiful city in the distance!
ReplyDeleteImpressive photos of the city with the bridge!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Elke
Very pretty views. I love walking near just about any body of water.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing Sanfran through your eyes. Would so love to be by the water right now on a warm day. Brrrrr where I am in Ohio
ReplyDeleteActually this blog is about Portland.
DeleteWe travel through Portland often but rarely stop to enjoy all that it has to offer. - Margy
ReplyDeleteIt definitely looked like the weather was great for getting outside! There's something special about walking along the water.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you are a part of 'My Corner of the World' this week!
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When doable, I always prefer to walk than to take transit. I haven't been to Portland for over 20 years. I greatly enjoyed this refresher. Thank you for sharing this. :D #MLSTL
ReplyDeleteThank you for the sights from there. I've wanted to walk beside the Willamette. Made plans but they didn't work. Next time. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is somewhere I've not been to, and it looks lovely! A nice walk for you :) #mlstl
ReplyDeleteWalking is the best way to enjoy a place ......
ReplyDeleteHi Patrick - I listen to a podcast from a guy who lives in Portland - it was interesting seeing a little snippet of his stomping ground. Thanks for making me more cosmopolitan!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with us at MLSTL and I've shared on my SM 😊
I love anything to do with large bodies of water. Portland has a wonderful landscape.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. And I love what Portland has done with its waterfront along the Willamette River. It has both nature and urban landscape combined.
ReplyDeleteHow cool! We have a waterfront here, but it's not as big as that is. I like gigantic bridge!
ReplyDeleteHi Patrick, I have driven through Portland, although I have never stopped there. A gorgeous walk. Beautiful photos! I especially like the photo of the ducks. #MLSTL
ReplyDeletePatrick,
ReplyDeleteWhen the weather is nice, there's nothing like a lovely walk. Thanks for joining me on #WildWednesdays, the blog promoter linky party where just about anything goes, my friend. Have a wonderful Wednesday!
What a great tour I enjoyed the photos :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a taanfastical week :-)
Lovely photos Patrick. You got some great shots. Thanks for linking up to The Wednesday Blog Hop. Hope you can join us on Friday :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous pictures as usual. Thanks for the tour my friend. I almost felt like it was Springtime on our tour of yours. Woo Hoo!
ReplyDeleteIt is so calming walking by the water isn't it Patrick. Thanks for sharing your weekly pics with us at #MLSTL. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteInteresting tour and nice pics!
ReplyDeleteWalking is far less stressful than driving. I so remember our last visit. Beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day, Patrick. 😎
That looks like a totally wonderful walk, you sure chose wisely! Thanks for joining the Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteIs that big rose always there? What does it represent?
ReplyDeleteI love walking near water. always something to see
As always, great pics. Love the bridges. #teamlovinlife
ReplyDeleteYou really got some great photos on that walk! Thanks for linking up at A GATHERING OF FRIENDS LINK PARTY 12
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a nice walk! So calming and so pretty as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the pictures and for linking up for our #ww blog hop.
Have a wonderful week ahead.
Love the water feature!
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