The main Powells store is "interesting". It's got a number of floors that don't align.
It has several elevators, and one of them has three doors because the weird ways the floors go.
Oh yeah, it's an entire city block.
Other fun things to see are Mill Ends Park & Leprechaun Preserve. It's world famous. Then there's Forest Park, which while it may not be the biggest City park in existence anymore, it's huge.
The Oregon Zoo Max stop is kinda neat, as they've got a core sample from the drilling involved in creating it in a case along one wall. Deepest transit stop in the US, over 200 feet deep in solid basalt.
(I have these on the tip of my tongue from talking about things to do & see with alatefeline)
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It has several elevators, and one of them has three doors because the weird ways the floors go.
Oh yeah, it's an entire city block.
Other fun things to see are Mill Ends Park & Leprechaun Preserve. It's world famous. Then there's Forest Park, which while it may not be the biggest City park in existence anymore, it's huge.
The Oregon Zoo Max stop is kinda neat, as they've got a core sample from the drilling involved in creating it in a case along one wall. Deepest transit stop in the US, over 200 feet deep in solid basalt.
(I have these on the tip of my tongue from talking about things to do & see with