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[ # ] A Saved Smoke Stack

July 4th, 2008 under -cat

Unlike St. Paul, the town of Garibaldi, Oregon decided to save their city’s smokestack:

This is from the Hammond Lumber Mill, built in 1928. The rest of the mill has since burned down but it’s an impressive reminder of the town’s past.

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[ # 5629 ] Comment from Kirk [July 4, 2008, 2:28 pm]

Did you like the trees growing inside the stack? I thought that was cool. Oh, and Anne and i bought Cherries at the stand that you show in the right of your screen. Road trip cherries are good, very good.

[ # 5630 ] Comment from kohler [July 4, 2008, 2:51 pm]

I loved the stack. We skipped that particular cherry stand since we were already cherried to the max after a stop earlier in the day. Our beat roadside fruit was Hood River (or Mt Hood?) cherries in Troutdale.

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