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Valhalla

The scenery was outstanding, the company even better. We had a great day.

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Canada First

The first thing on our agenda was to cross the border into Canada for Pedro’s first visit to the country.

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Road Trip North

It’s convenient when family members live in the same town.

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Chief’s Event 2022

In August we were pleased to host the Cherokee Nation visit to Oregon.

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Durham Farmers’ Market

The Durham Farmers’ Market runs year ’round on Saturday, and during warmer months is also open on Wednesdays. It’s open today at 3pm – you should go!

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Walkable Durham

This is a city downtown where it’s easy to walk to the places you want to be.

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Portland to Coast 2022

I love these purple people and the Portland to Coast.

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Durham’s American Tobacco Campus

The tobacco industry was the base of Durham’s economy for a hundred years.

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Duke Lemur Center

The grandchildren of Zoboomafoo, the lemur star of a public television children’s show that aired from 1999-2001, are living in Durham.

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Raleigh, North Carolina’s Capital city

Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina, holds the largest intact 19th century neighborhood, called Oakwood.

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