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Cross over the Willamette River from downtown and you're in the Southeast's Central Eastside Industrial District, home to the industrial plants that provide thousands of jobs for Portlanders. It's also home to the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.

Many eastside residents take the Hawthorne Bridge (photo on the left) 70-642 to enter the downtown area or leave it. This beautiful PMI-001 photograph of the bridge was taken by Adrienne Cleveland 640-816 of Portland. You can view more of her work at Natural Sights. 650-180

Travel east from the Central Industrial District a mile or so and you'll run into the Hawthorne area. The Hawthorne and nearby Belmont districts are filled with single-family homes and apartment buildings. Bakeries, coffeehouses, boutiques, music and bookstores, micro-pubs, and restaurants line the two streets.

Southeast Portland's Hawthorne Boulevard supports a thriving district that is full of activity. Here, high-density housing meshes with retail activity, creating one of the city's more interesting shopping areas -- pedestrian friendly, lined with gift stores, period clothing shops, eateries, and espresso shops.

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Wanna ride with us from Portland Oregon to Seaside Oregon this Sunday? Let us know so we don’t leave without you! We just arrived to Prineville, OR after a week of ridiculous riding through the desert of Eastern Oregon. Eastern Oregon is not fun to ride. 70-291 Do not be fooled by the beauty of Portland and the coast. East of Prineville OR and you get a haven for people in trucks with LEER cabs, McCain/Palin, Obama is a ******, and ‘I love to fish’ stickers. They honk and yell things (not understanding how sound waves work). Water is scarce. The scenery and flora is almost non-existent, other than the … I digress … 646-204 We are in good spirits, and I’m really excited to see my parents in 2 days. The thought of the journey after the ride gives enough energy to scale mountains. Joe is ready for this to be over and his body is telling him the same thing. We have given up using the tent and have been sleeping (peacefully) on picnic tables and bleachers. Cyclists (in cars) have pulled over to make sure we have enough water and food. A guy even pulled over to apologize for honking a few miles back. 640-822 Geiser Grand Hotel in Baker City is a complete sham. The owner is a liar, and the entire experience was rancid. I’m not one to complain, but that needed to be said. This paragraph should have a post of its own, but I am 1,000x a better person than they are.

Oh, and we won't have much stuff with us either.