The USA is almost an entire continent. A vast country. It stretches from one \u2013 the Atlantic Ocean \u2013 to the other \u2013 the Pacific.
\nWe have a first-generation American visiting, who has been living in Portland, Oregon, for years.
\nIt is renowned for its almost untouched nature, for its crystal clear air. For a peaceful, welcoming city. With a large university.
\nThe state of Oregon is close to Canada. Far to the west: the flight from New York is 6 hours...
\nBesides the ancient forests we will visit together with our guide, the snow-capped Cascade Mountains are home to wildlife, and the Columbia River is still teeming with salmon.
\nLet's peek into an unknown region of North America.<\/p>\n
About the author:<\/strong><\/p>\n The author about herself: \u201eMary Smith has been traveling the wide world for years. She loves to wander both through noisy streets and to retreat onto quiet forest paths. In her free time, which is considerable because she doesn't use Facebook. Mary reads books, watches movies, knits socks, and asks herself existential questions.\u201c
\nIn other words, Mary Smith is a tough nut to crack. She'll reveal her persona only as much as she decides to...
\nDon't give up, sweet-talking storyteller, and look at the world and your own importance with a smirk.
\nHe doesn't miss social media. A classic intellectual who \u201eunderstands\u201c nature and stays in shape amidst the dense forests of Oregon. Even at the risk of encountering a \u201egood-natured\u201c grizzly bear. The last sentence is no joke.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":5,"featured_media":8979,"template":"","dipl-team-member-category":[],"class_list":["post-8978","dipl-team-member","type-dipl-team-member","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n