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Oregon - The Untamed Pacific Northwest

118K views · Jul 29, 2026 · Travel & Events

Era Trails

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Comments · 23

@KkubongDreamArchive · 1 month ago
Comfort wrapped its arms around my shoulders and softly said, "You did well today."
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@theCozyCorner4444 · 12 days ago
There are feelings we carry for so long that they become part of our daily routine. We work, smile, talk to people, and keep moving, but somewhere inside, we are still trying to understand what happened. I hope this melody brings peace to someone carrying a similar weight.
@MasterX86 · 1 month ago
Очень информативно! Снято и рассказано превосходно!
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@juliason9617 · 1 month ago
오레곤 사람들은 정말 좋은분들이 많습니다❤❤🎉🎉love Oregon people ❤❤
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@Earthcue · 2 weeks ago
That's a really great video, my friend. 👍👍
@JackieRodriguezg-y8g · 1 month ago
You just made my day.
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@vanessaBOMONT-ph9bb · 1 month ago
Très belle vidéo merci 🙏 ❤
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@jamese9684 · 1 month ago
Thanks for the tour.
@ShyanMansoori · 1 month ago
Everything about this video is enjoyable.
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@TheWhyBehindThings · 1 month ago
This channel is confortable for watch
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@juliason9617 · 1 month ago
에레곤에 살때, 롱 샌비취에서 말을타고 석양을 맞는 그룹의 사람들을  바라보며 정말 신기한 딴세상을 보는듯한때도 있었음,,😂😂❤❤
@UNCLEMARKSKABWEENA · 1 month ago
I love this presentation. It’s absolutely gorgeous! May I make one correction? at 12 minutes and 45 seconds into this gorgeous documentary, there is a mistake. The words about Cannon Beach might be correct, but the pictures of the shipwreck are completely incorrect. That is actually the wreck of the Peter Iredale, which went aground October 25, 1906. It was a four-masted steel bark -built in 1890. It ran aground on the beach near present day Fort Stevens State Park (Hammond Oregon), not far from the mouth of the Columbia River. While they waited for a pilot, the ship succumbed to a heavy southeast wind and strong current. This wreck is about 35-40 minute drive north of Cannon Beach. (24 miles by road). Hope this helps!
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