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Homes in Lacamas Shores Neighborhood – Camas, Washington
Lacamas Shores Neighborhood - Nestled in the midst of nature.
read moreThe Cape Horn Trail – Exploring Clark County with Mac & Me
The Cape Horn Trail in the Columbia River Gorge is about 25 minutes east of Camas, Washington and about 45 minutes from Portland. It’s well worth the drive, and also worth the rugged hike to amazing views of stunning scenery. There are several options for hiking the Cape Horn Trail, but one of them is dependent upon the time of year. The lower section of trail is closed from February 1 through July 15 to protect Peregrine Falcon habitat. Therefore, year round, you can hike either the 3 mile or 5 mile options. And, beginning on July 16...
read moreExploring Clark County with Mac & Me – The Fruit Loop
Join Mac and Me as we get distracted on our mission to buy pears along the Hood River Fruit Loop.
read moreExploring Clark County – East County
Discover the allure of East County - Camas, Fisher's Landing and Washougal.
read moreExploring Clark County with Mac & Me – Cottonwood Park
If it was good enough for Lewis and Clark, it’s good enough for an adventure with Mac and me. Come explore Cottonwood Park with us in this short video....
read moreExploring Clark County with Mac & Me – Sweet Relief
One hot August day, or was it September, Mac was feeling the dog days of summer. ...
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Exploring Clark County – Prune Hill View Homes
Life on a hill, not just any hill, but Prune Hill in Camas, Washington offers residents easy access to Portland and the airport, great schools and wonderful neighborhoods. Many Prune Hill neighborhoods offer residents stunning views – Mt. Hood, city lights, and the Columbia River create a dramatic scene. Here are just a few of our favorite Prune Hill View Homes – Renaissance Summit, Sun Dance and Hunter’s Ridge. You can search for Prune Hill View homes...
read moreExploring Clark County – Willapa Bay Oysters
On this particular adventure, we went camping on the Long Beach Peninsula. Naturally, no visit to this area is complete without eating fresh seafood, specifically Willapa Bay oysters. But how many oysters can one person eat in a day? It turns out – quite a lot. Mac and his dog pals were also on this trip, but he didn’t get to sample any of the delicious shell fish, or the adult beverages. Sometimes, it’s a dog’s life – and not in a good way. However, he did get to share my cot most of the time. My poor husband,...
read moreExploring Clark County with Mac & Me – Crown Park in Spring
Debb and Mac ( Mostly Debb) Explore Crown Park in the Spring
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