15 Sights Only Someone From Portland Would Recognize
3. One of the countless secret breweries tucked into the strangest places:
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4. The view of Southeast from the skytram (as opposed to the view of the skytram from Southeast):
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5. The day-brightening rainbow of food trucks at the Portland Mercado:
Stay cool! Frozen beverages + AC are inside!
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6. A completely deserted Punchbowl Falls after hours of hiking the Eagle Creek Trail:
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7. The times when Portland took “street art” a little too literally, like at Sunnyside Piazza:
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8. What this is (and why it’s culturally significant):
Before and after #PDXcarpet, I leave it for you to judge.
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9. This little plastic cup, which is the most important thing for one week in July:
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10. The transition from “work time” to “play time” on the big neon sign at NW Park and Davis:
11. Your friendly, neighborhood sky-dicks:
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12. Drowning in the Timbers army wave on a summer night home-game at Providence Park:
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13. People perfectly playing painted randomly-parked pop-up pianos:
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14. The drunken shenanigans of folks doing the Barton to Carver float:
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15. And finally, the answer to the age old question:
Why did the chicken cross the road? #chicken #portland #pdx #street #cross #jk #joke #freerange pic.twitter.com/KR9KRVpaZD
— Matt and Viv (@Matt_and_Viv) March 3, 2015