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Head to Pendleton, Oregon’s First Interwoven: Where Cultures Meet - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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Originally published on Southwest Travel & Life. In northeastern Oregon, wide open landscapes stretch toward the horizon. Ranching families have worked this land for generations, while the ancestral homelands of Tribes including the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla have shaped its cultural identity for far longer. It’s also a place filled with remarkable craftsmanship. From leather workers and bead artists to textile and fashion designers, the Pendleton region has long produced some of the most
The Pioneer Spirit Lives On Every July in Utah - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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Originally published on Southwest Travel & Life. If you’re in Utah late July, you might be wondering if it’s still the Fourth of July. Here, the fireworks are still popping, the parades are still rolling, and the rodeos are still selling out. But they’re celebrating another holiday, Pioneer Day, and the state goes big. Every July 24, the state celebrates the arrival of the first Mormon pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley in 1847 after a months-long journey west. Over the years, the holiday has gr
Southern California's Biggest Summer Festivals Worth the Road Trip - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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Originally published on Southwest Travel & Life. With its perfect temperatures and dramatic coastlines, Southern California’s summer is best explained in one word: big. Bigger crowds, bigger concert lineups, bigger Ferris wheels and, yes, even bigger servings of fried food. Whether you’re craving live music by the ocean, carnival rides, cultural celebrations or an excuse to spend a weekend on the coast, the Golden State delivers. These are four of California’s biggest summer festivals to add to
Now in the Southwest: Festivals, Hikes and Comic Cons Happening This Summer - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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Originally published on Southwest Travel & Life. Across the Southwest, July is packed with reasons to hit the road, whether you’re chasing shooting stars on an Arizona mountaintop, searching for glowing scorpions after dark in Texas, celebrating centuries-old traditions in New Mexico or joining thousands of fellow fans in San Diego for Comic-Con week. From rodeos and concerts to surf competitions, food festivals and cultural celebrations, here’s what’s happening around the Southwest this July. “
Have a Picnic in One of Nevada’s Original Parks - MyNorthwest.com (opens the original)
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Originally published on Southwest Travel & Life. If Mars and the Wild West had a baby, it probably would look a lot like Cathedral Gorge State Park. Located in southeastern Nevada, this is 1,800 acres of otherworldly landscape and one of Nevada’s original parks, although the site itself is much older than the state, by about a few million years. Let’s start with science: Long ago, explosive volcanic eruptions blanketed this valley in thick layers of ash. Over time, water and wind carved through
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