Britany Robinson

These 50 campgrounds are the very best campgrounds in every state, according to campground reviews on The Dyrt.
When you find a campground you really love, it can feel like a second home—even if you only visit once a year. The details become familiar, like the babble of the stream you sleep next to or the smell of sagebrush in the morning. When you find the very best campground to return to, again and again, packing and planning are simple and you can relax right into vacation mode.
With camp...

A lot of things have made me feel crazily aware of my gender (and just plain crazy) this past year. If you watch the news, you can probably surmise what some of them are.
But nothing has made me feel quite as crazy, and crazily aware of my gender, as when I had a mini-split heating and cooling system installed in my new house.
George seemed harmless at first: a tall, 60-something-year-old man with gray hair and a pot belly. He had a gruffness to him that was combative yet jocular—like that un...

After living in Portland, Oregon, for two years, I decided to break my habit of shuffling through cities and rooted myself here with a mortgage instead. I moved away from a very walkable part of town to a more affordable neighborhood dominated by cars and buses.
For many, home ownership is the next step forward into official adulthood. That was never the case for me. I’m restless by nature, and owning a home always sounded claustrophobic. The same walls? Year after year? But I did it because ...

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Portland Japanese Garden opens Cultural Village

Timberline Hiking Trail in Oregon reopens after 10 ...

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STANDING ROCK — Squeals of delight echoed across a snow-covered hill at the Sioux reservation Standing Rock, as a dozen children enjoyed some recently donated sleds.

Deconstructing Portland - Curbed