Monthly Archives: June 2008

Beware of ‘Free’ Services

When companies offer services for ‘free’, it is often the result of a money-hungry, ethically-blind company overstepping its bounds. Most services simply are NOT free, despite their claim. Buyer beware is a good mantra for navigating the waters of ‘free’ … Continue reading

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HTML/Framer.Z Virus in WordPress

Woohoo! I just love it when someone hacks my website and installs a virus. Here’s a nice little flag that AVG gave me: Fortunately, an upgrade from WordPress 2.2 to 2.5 and a little cleanup of the html on the … Continue reading

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Mt. Defiance Hike

On a sunny Saturday, June 14th, three of us hiked to the top of Mt. Defiance- said to be the highest mountain along the Columbia Gorge. From the parking lot, it’s 6 miles to the top, with nearly 4,900 ft … Continue reading

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Table Mountain Hike

Four of us hiked Table Mountain on Saturday, June 7th- the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge, just a few miles west of the Bridge of the Gods, near Bonneville Dam. While the weather was a little overcast and … Continue reading

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Munra Point Hike

Munra Point is one of the best hikes I’ve ever done. It has oustanding scenery along the way- with dramatic cliffs, colorful wildflowers, and dense trees covering the vast canyon. The hike gains 1,700 feet- most of which is gained … Continue reading

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Nesmith Point Hike

On Memorial Day, May 26th, four of us embarked on a journey to Nesmith Point, from Yeon State Park along the Columbia Gorge in Oregon. It’s a challenging hike, which when completed is 10.6 miles with 3,800 feet elevation gain. … Continue reading

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