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Showing posts with label Timberline Lodge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timberline Lodge. Show all posts

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Full Moon Tonight!


Full moon tonight! It's the first full moon after the beginning of fall, so it's called the Harvest Moon.
It is a big and beautiful moon here in Oregon with a clear sky!



When Jim and I were up at Timberline Lodge in August, I took these pictures of one of their displays.
I thought it would be fun to share this fall for the full moon. This info is from the Camp Fire Girls Handbook. It lists the September moon as the Leaf Falling Moon...I like that!
I hope you were able to see the full moon tonight.


Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Anniversary #39 and Teacup Thursday #68

Timberline Lodge 
Jim and I celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary on August 4th. I can't believe that so many years have slipped by and I'm not sure I know where they went! Thank you Jim for taking care of me all those years. It's been quite the journey with two lovely daughters. To celebrate our big day, we decided to got to dinner at one of our favorite places, Timberline Lodge. Timberline Lodge is on Mt. Hood in Oregon. It was built by the WPA during the depression and it was dedicated on Sept 28, 1937 by President Roosevelt.


This is a special year for Timberline and we thought it would be great to celebrate our anniversary on
Timberline's anniversary. The lodge is beautiful and holds many memories for us too.


Of course, I do think the Lodge is most beautiful when it's wearing it's winter white coat!


We had dinner in the Cascade Dining Room. If I had to move away from Oregon and I only had one day to visit, I would choose to eat at Timberline. Local, gourmet food cooked to perfection!


We had a feast of halibut, bacon wrapped squab, feta stuff artichoke, and fresh broccoli.


The restaurant treated us to a lovely dessert...a cheese cake with an assortment of fresh berries.


We walked around after dinner and enjoyed the craftsmanship of the lodge. There's so much to be enjoyed and appreciated. The WPA program was an amazing program.






This was the mountain on a summer evening as we drove home after a fantastic time at Timberline Lodge.


On to Miss Spenser's Teacup Thursday. I found this cup and saucer last fall on an outing to Aurora. I knew we would be going to Timberline for the big 75th Anniversary, so I bought it and have been saving it.




The teacup was made by Royal Stafford especially for Zell Brothers of Portland, OR. Zell Brothers was a jewelry store here years ago. I'm don't think they are in business any longer.



Happy 75th Anniversary Timberline....hope you make it to your 100th! Jim and I are going for our 50th!