#hwy 99

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London Peak Views - Josephine County, Oregon - May 2019

London Peak was named for Author Jack London who wrote a short story titled “The End of the Story” and put the finishing touches on the manuscript for “Valley of the Moon” while staying at the Wolf Creek Tavern in the community nestled below the peak that now bears his name.  

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Traffic movement on highway overpass.

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US Hwy 99

Klamath Falls, Oregon

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Brunch at Glass Kitchen in Thornhill

Brunch at Glass Kitchen in Thornhill. #crazywavygravy #locomoco #newbrunchspot

Glass Kitchen located at 505 Hwy 7, unit 98 and 99 in Thornhill I didn’t know about this new brunch spot called “Glass Kitchen” at the Commerce Gate plaza in Richmond Hill/Thornhill until my friends suggested it for our brunch location.  This restaurant is headed by an award-winning Canadian chef named Keith Pears and Continue reading Untitled

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S 99 W Hwy, Montgomery, Alabama.

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1200-block Fremont St Motels Las Vegas Motel / Fremont Motel / Star View Motel

Three motels here, Block 7 of the Ladd Addition, were built in the 40s-50s when Fremont St served as U.S. Routes 93 and 95, connecting with Boulder Hwy and south to AZ & CA. Downtown Project (DTPLV) bought the properties and closed the motels in the 2010s. The vintage motel sign were restored in the 2020s.

Las Vegas Motel – Postcards, 40s-60s; '99 photo by Roadsidepictures.

LAS VEGAS MOTEL, 1200 FREMONT

Built in 1944 by John and Vera Love. The K. G. Foster family owned the motel in the 50s-60s. Deborah Foster was the motel’s owner during a dispute over signage in the late 50s. The motel was sold several other times before eventually being purchased by Alicia and Filemon Salcedo in 2001. An LLC associated with the Downtown Project (DTPLV) bought and closed the motel in 2013. In the 2020s the circa late 50s motel sign was rebuilt to specs of an illustration by Vintage Las Vegas.

Photos of Las Vegas Motel

Fremont, Ari-Vada, Fisher – Postcards, 50s-60s; '99 photo by Roadsidepictures.

FREMONT MOTEL, 1208 FREMONT

Built in 1947 by Leo Schiffman. 23-unit motel. In the 60s owner Earl Childers modified the motel and renamed the business Ari-Vada Motel. Childers family owned the motel through the 80s. In the mid 80s Johnny and Cecilia Fisher renamed the motel Fisher’s Motel. The neon sign, which dated to the early 60s and was modified several times over the decades, had its lighting was removed when the Salcedos purchased the motel in 2001 and renamed the it Alicia Motel No. 2. An LLC associated with the Downtown Project (DTPLV) bought and closed the motel in 2013. In the 2020s the motel sign was rebuilt to 60s-70s-era specs of an illustration by Vintage Las Vegas. The motel was damaged by fire, then demolished on 12/30/2022. The sign remains.

Photos of Fremont Motel

St. Catherine, Star View Motel – Postcards 50s-60s; 00's photo by Mitchell Funk.

ST. CATHERINE aka STAR VIEW MOTEL, 1216 FREMONT

Built in 1953 by Catherine McQuade Horden, widow of Las Vegas pioneer John W. Horden. The Hordens purchased some of the first lots to be sold in the Clark Townsite auction and went on to establish the Las Vegas Club. After Mr. Horden’s death, Catherine became a Las Vegas real estate developer. W. E. Phillips bought St. Catherine Motel in ’58 and changed the name to Star View Motel. The motel changed hands several times in the subsequent decades. In 2001, the Star View Motel was sold to Alicia and Filemon Salcedo and was renamed Alicia No. 3. The motel sign, which originated during the era of St. Catherine Motel was stripped of its lighting at this time. An LLC affiliated with Downtown Project (DTPLV) bought and closed the motel in 2013. The motel’s neon sign was completely rebuilt in the 2020s. The motel was damaged by fire 2/24/2024.

Photos of Star View Motel

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Part of the problem, at least in the Pacific Northwest, is that the highways that go through the mountains are very narrow and twisty, and high speed rail needs wider, gentler turns. The existing rail lines have tighter curves than high speed rail needs also. Building a tunnel through the mountains in order to accommodate high speed rail has been discussed, but because it would be the longest rail tunnel in the US to date, it would be both highly experimental and prohibitively expensive. It would likely take decades and tens of millions of dollars to build, money which we could be using to improve existing infrastructure and public transit systems. I wouldn't say it's completely off the table, but the people who are against it have some valid points.

Just a reminder. One of, if not the main reason that many people dont want highspeed rail in the United States is the same reason many are opposed to affordable housing and healthcare.

Equality.

A highspeed rail system that ran along the Interstate would allow millions of people economic freedom and opportunities that comes with choosing your employer and housing from essentially anywhere in the country.

The control freaks would absolutely hate it and is why they fight against its construction.

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Insane bird day!!!

We visited William L Finley National Wildlife Refuge off Hwy 99 in Oregon.

On a previous day trip in September we saw muskrat, Great Blue Heron, and a few various shore birds.

This week’s trip proved to be a treat, migrating Cackling Geese arrived in droves and we were lucky to watch a large flock circle and land!

Allaboutbirds.org describes them as “A compact, small goose, with short neck, rounded crown, rather long wings, and short legs. The small bill is short and meets the forehead at a steep angle.”

I describe them as “The cuter Canadian Goose”.

Enjoy our shots of these goose landing!

🪿 :3

-A

Follow along for Adventure and Comfort with A & C

Camping! Hiking! Hwy’s! Backroads! Photography! And a cute couple.. if that’s all you’re into.

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Will I get these new earrings done by tomorrow for the Ascending Lotus & Chaotic Good Craft Fair? Stop by and find out! I'll be sharing a booth with Arbitrary Crafts 💜

Ascending Lotus & Chaotic Good Craft Fair

September 23 & 24, 11 am - 5 pm

10501 NE Hwy 99, Vancouver, WA

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Hwy @staff @support

Take a hard look at how Twitter is doing, and honestly ask the higher ups why trying to emulate that is a good idea. Look at how bad Twitter is these days. I am mobile 99% of the time, but when I hop on on PC, I don't want to look at Twitter 2, I want to look at Tumblr. If I want to look at twitter, I'D HOP ON TO TWITTER. Change it back, or watch this Ship of Theseus sink even faster.

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Vintage Advertising on Hwy 99 - Between Junction City and Eugene, Oregon on River Road - May 2008

River Road was Old Highway 99 until it was realigned along its present route in 1936. The vintage Hotel Lithia sign is now gone.

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Murfreesboro Road Construction Projects for April 6 - 12

New Butler Dr Phase II Work (near Kenny Pike Ct aka Old Butler Dr)   Expected Lane Closure:  Monday, 3/31 through Tuesday, 4/11:  City contractor will be performing phase II work.  Traffic will be reduced to one-lane flagging operation.  Appropriate traffic controls will be in place.  Hwy 99 Turn Lane Improvement Project (just south of Rockvale Elementary School)   Expected Lane Closure:…

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Pet-Friendly Apartments in Eugene

Pet-friendly apartments in Eugene are crucial because they allow residents to live alongside their beloved animal companions - their pets. This apartment caters to a significant portion of the population, improving quality of life by reducing stress, increasing social interaction, and providing a more inclusive living environment for pet owners. Riverwalk Apartments is also a luxury apartment with contemporary finishes and resort-inspired spaces. The apartments come in various floor plans, including sports studio, one, two, and three-bedroom options, and feature amenities like a pool, community lounge, fitness center, yoga studio, BBQ area, parking, controlled access, parcel locker, air conditioner, stainless appliances, washer & dryers, balconies, plank flooring, large windows, spacious storage, and more. For pet-lovers like me, I'm satisfied with the pet-friendly policy. So, if you prefer the same, book a tour by calling (833) 366-0101.

Eugene, OR - Transportation

Are you thinking about relocating to Eugene, OR? If yes, the transportation options in Eugene provide a range of choices. For example, the Lane Transit District (LTD) offers residents a significant bus service across the city and the adjacent regions. This includes regular routes, accessible buses, and choices like the EmX fast transport line. Also, Eugene is serviced by Amtrak, so there's a rail connection to other areas of the state and beyond. Otherwise, if you just want to roam around Eugene, bicycling is popular. There are various bike lanes and trails around the city to go and roam around. It's also a popular choice to have a ride-sharing service like Uber and Lyft, which are also commonly accessible.

Hendricks Park

One of the places you should visit while you're in Eugene, OR, is the Hendricks Park. This park is an expansive urban oasis that provides a serene retreat from both the hustle and the bustle of city life that eventually gets tiring without proper retreat. It's good to visit the park where the tourists are charmed by the different landscapes, where the towering trees, brilliant wildflowers, and the gushing waterfalls happily coexist. Activities like bicycling and hiking routes meander through the natural refuge and encourage the outdoor enthusiasts to explore at their own speed. Hendricks Park is a breathtaking sight that is overlooking the Willamette Valley is not merely a destination; it's a calm retreat. This is where the residents and travelers escape at the nature's embrace to refresh their souls.

Third Christmas on the International Space Station

Oregon native Don Pettit spent his third Christmas on the International Space Station (ISS). He was launched into space on the Roscosmos Soyuz MS-26 spacecraft on September 11, accompanied by cosmonauts Aleksey Ovchinin and Ivan Vagner. His fourth trip to the ISS is a six-month mission, which is expected to conduct science experiments and maintain the space station. Pettit previously spent over five months on the ISS that was from November 23, 2002, up to May 3, 2003, and returned on the Space Shuttle Endeavour from November 14 to November 30, 2008. His third trip started on December 21, 2011, and lasted until July 1, 2012. Pettit is the second-oldest NASA astronaut, after John Glenn, who was the oldest when he rode on Discovery at age 77 in 1998.

Link to map

Hendricks Park Summit Ave &, Skyline Blvd, Eugene, OR 97403, United States Take Walnut St to OR-126 BUS W/OR-99 N/Franklin Blvd 2 min (0.7 mi) Continue on OR-126 BUS W/OR-99 N. Take E 6th Ave and I-105 E to Valley River Dr. Take the exit toward Valley River Ctr from OR-132/Delta Hwy 9 min (3.8 mi) Follow Valley River Dr and Goodpasture Island Rd to Waterford Way 3 min (1.1 mi) Riverwalk 470 Alexander Loop, Eugene, OR 97401, United States

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