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A Walk in the Beautiful Oregon Outdoors

I've made it a goal to get a little exercise this summer, so the other day I walked down to the lake near our house. It was so beautiful! Too bad there's no swimming allowed, because it would've been the perfect day for it.

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How do you stay in shape when you sit for a living?



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  1. I have been neglecting my exercise... time to get back to it. Your pictures are amazing. My mom was from Salem Oregon, I spent 23 glorious days in the summer of 1995 and I LOVED every minute of it :)

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  2. Gorgeous photos!! I never have time to exercise, but I do happen to walk a lot just from the nature of living in Manhattan and not having a car. I haven't been to Oregon since I was a little kid [I grew up in California, so we actually made it up there pretty frequently], it is so gorgeous there! You just don't get that kind of green here.

    Linda

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  3. Hi Jen! I am loving the photos! I haven't been loyal to my excercising regimen lately, but I did work-out yesterday morning with the daughter at the gym. Boy am I hurting today! I've never been to Oregon, but it looks like a very nice place to visit. Tootles!

    ~SimplyyMayra

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  4. I absolutely love Oregon. It's such a beautiful state. I absolutely love getting to visit friends out there every so often.

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  5. beautiful pictures :) and the way we do it is we make all of our hobbies active (well, other than blogging of course :) when we are done with work or class we're off the the rock climbing gym or even if its a movie and icecream kind of night we bike to the store to pick up the redbox :)
    excited to be your newest follower!
    love,
    elisabeth
    lavitaebella-elisabeth.blogspot.com

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  6. I've always wanted to visit Oregon - it looks like such a beautiful state!

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