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GladShots t1_is64tuw wrote

Truly beautiful shot! Thanks for sharing!

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VinceCully t1_is66cg2 wrote

White Salmon > Hood River imo

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TempletonsTeachers t1_is67j1r wrote

White salmon is such a great spot. Also home of arguably the 2nd best brewery in the state.

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Divingdeep321 t1_is6ibuh wrote

This picture so perfectly summarizes the PNW summers.

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gingflyer OP t1_is6lefz wrote

We're newer to the area, and were initially worried we'd be crossing the bridge constantly. One year on and our friends in HR are the ones more likely to jump the river to hang with us on the Washington side.

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catlesbian420 t1_is6uusa wrote

Wow, that’s awesome you were able to get the hummingbird so clearly! Shot on your phone or a camera?

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_aaronallblacks t1_is6v1zu wrote

I think we have the same feeders, Tractor Supply? We keep the Whidbey hummingbirds well fed lol

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DzasterPanda t1_is6v7dx wrote

I have the same hummingbird feeder, but gosh it’s so much more beautiful with a view like that in the background 😍

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thefirstgarbanzo t1_is6xck1 wrote

You’re looking pretty close to Bingen (however you say it) territory...

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Idealpro t1_is6xm4y wrote

I tried to find GOOD property for sale in White Salmon for the longest time before giving up. It is hard.

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stult t1_is7hsn0 wrote

It's honestly so beautiful around here that comparing views starts to feel like debating which Bach concerto is the best. In any case, whichever view is better, you're a way better photographer and I wish I could capture what it looks like over here in Underwood half so well as you do!

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stult t1_is7k3a4 wrote

Pros:

  • Better views of Mt. Hood, HR Valley, and the Gorge,
  • Less crowded, especially in that there are fewer annoying tourists and people just stopping off in the middle of a trip down 84 or 35,
  • Still close to Hood for skiing, the Columbia and other rivers for water sports, and national forests for various outdoor activities,
  • No state income tax,
  • Super underappreciated wineries (personally I really love Cor and Aniche, both of which have views to rival even Stave and Stone, but without the highly commercialized almost Disney-esque vibe),
  • Neighbors are super helpful (at least mine are),
  • Can literally look down on Oregonians in HR.

Cons:

  • Need to go to HR or the Dalles for most shopping,
  • The Bridge of Death,
  • Neighbors are super helpful.
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Banshu t1_is7v3dy wrote

There is an insanely popular make out spot just above your house. Because of this view exactly.

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wildcrisis t1_is833lf wrote

Such an awesome place. My mom lives in North Bonneville and works in White Salmon. The view from her work is also super amazing! I can’t wait to escape the Midwest to that area someday

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