Library. Many signs were dual english/german |
European details on building |
If you look closely at the main building with the tower clock, you will noticed they are closed. |
However, everyday at 11, 1, 3, and 7, the doors open and the history of the town is told. |
This place advertised itself as the best homemade sausage without preservatives. |
Yes, we gave it a try along with some German beer. It was yummy. They sold frozen packages of their sausage blends; they had one called 4 alarm---hmmm...maybe not, but we did get the 2 alarm. |
Well, guess what and another pub with some German beer. They grow hops all around this area. |
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Guess if you are not in the mood for a German beer, you can always go here. |
Just some flowering bushes that we had never seen before and thought, "How pretty". |
Outside of town, up on the bluff, with the absolute best views of the surrounding countryside, sits the Abby and a Retreat house that was first established by monks in the early 1800's. |
the church bells with view |
From the grounds of the Abby, a big nursery sits below. |
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Farm growing hops with Mt. Hood in background. |
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Click to enlarge to see our closing remarks... |
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