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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Short spring break getaway - where would you go?
H and I are looking to do 1 or 2 nights someplace away from Portland over spring break. We can't get away for more than a couple of days so we can't go too far. Our list right now is really short - Seattle or the beach. Any other ideas? We're also looking to not spend a fortune, so if you've got great (inexpensive) ideas for lodging that'd be awesome.
Re: Short spring break getaway - where would you go?
The coast and Seattle are two of our favorites, but Ben is a close third. The downtown is really cute and fun to explore. Sisters looks cute too.
We spent our anniversary last year backpacking just outside of Bend, if you're into outdoorsy things.
Have fun with whatever you choose!
my blog: Blessed Beyond Measure
I'd go for a cute B&B somewhere. My parents stayed at MaMere's B&B in Monmouth last year. I found them through a groupon. It was a pretty cool place and you're close to all kinds of wineries in the area.
We have also stayed at the Trout Lake motel in the past, which feels more like a B&B than a motel. The breakfast is amazing and you're close to Mt Adams and Mt St Helens for hiking.
My amateur photo blog
Thanks all! Turns out we're not going anywhere now. We just adopted a second dog
and we don't want to leave him yet, and my dad is having surgery on the 22nd so we want to stay in town for that. I'm going to save these ideas for another time though.