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In reply to the discussion: Back from Portland, loved it. [View all]jeffrey_pdx
(222 posts)49. The Simpsons has Portland roots
Most of the characters names are named after streets. Lovejoy, Kearney, Terwilleger, etc. Matt Groening grew up not too far from where I grew up.
PS: Portland has a wonderful, well-laid out street system. Burnside divides the city from north to south. The river divides it from east to west. If you're east of the river and south of Burnside, you're in SE. North Portland is a little trickier, but still a great part of town.
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its built but not open yet, the tillicum bridge or crossing I believe it will be called
jeffrey_pdx
Oct 2014
#31
The theory is since its frozen in liquid nitrogen , it glows as its falling
jeffrey_pdx
Nov 2014
#62
I grew up in La Canada with no AC. La Canada is across the arroyo from Pasadena. Anyway,
Shrike47
Nov 2014
#51