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Last weekend, we jetted off to Portland, Oregon for the weekend with Mrs. B to celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary. Actually, don’t tell her this, but the impetus for the trip was an offer to review the hipster-friendly Ace Hotel in downtown PDX for the equally chic British travel site Mr and Mrs Smith. You’ll have to wait to read our review of the hotel, but in the meantime we thought we’d share some photos of just a few of the Portland buildings that caught our eye. After the insanely good food and drink (we managed to hit Doug Fir, Le Pigeon, Byways Cafe, Pok Pok, Clyde Common, Langano Lounge, Cafe Broder and Foster Burger, in that order, in the course of 48 hours), the architecture really stood out. Of course, so did the epic level of homelessness. Can’t have everything.


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  1. What I understand is that Portland is a congregation place for homeless people from around the Pacific NorthWest and California. Especially the young. Hence the large population. It is sad to see.

  2. Love Portland. May I ask what area were the houses located specifically. I went around five years ago and took many photos of the bungalows in South East and larger homes in the Ladd addition.

  3. Happy Anniversary! What’s the standard 13th gift? Fedders? Styrofoam moulding? Engineered flooring from Lumber Liquidators?

    🙂

    Seriously though, hope you had a great one!

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