#milo mciver state park

[wiley-treehouse-gardens]

Treehouse Gardens

#flowers #wild flowers #wildflowers #white flowers #plant blog #plant photography #plants #milo mciver state park

[i-carrion-icarian]

Milo McIver State Park, Oregon, 6-4-22

Etsy | Instagram

#milo mciver state park #oregon #rainy #fungi #nature #mine

[travelella]

Milo McIver State Park, Estacada, OR, USA

Eric Muhr

#Milo McIver State Park #Estacada #OR #USA #US #United States #United States of America #State Park #North America

[undergroundrockpress]

Vortex Festival (Milo McIver State Park - 1970)

#70s rock festival #Vortex Festival #1970 #hippies

[leguin]

v good hike (and breakfast, and lunch/dinner) today with the 23 year old ) we went on some of the trails at milo mciver state park, which had a lot of bafflingly unhelpful signage (ended up navigating via oregonhikers a lot), but had some great views of the clackamas river. and it was surprisingly almost completely empty aside from some frisbee golfers! saw lots of mushrooms and moss and good trees, ate some peruvian food, and peanut butter cookies...good times.

#hiking tag

[ehdean]

Pause for a moment #milomciverstatepark (at Milo McIver State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqXDJF8uQjH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#milomciverstatepark

[catfever7]

Take me to church 🖤 #natureismychurch #pnwlife #pnwadventures #hiking #hikingadventures #fatgirlsthathike #mciverstatepark #stateparks (at Milo McIver State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/Chx7DOnPD0h/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#natureismychurch #pnwlife #pnwadventures #hiking #hikingadventures #fatgirlsthathike #mciverstatepark #stateparks

[ericmuhr]

After a walk through the tall grass here, we joined friends for a meal and a late walk along the river - Milo McIver State Park #OregonExplored #Oregon https://instagr.am/p/Cc21OUVp2sh/

#IFTTT #Instagram

[usanordwest]

24. September 2022

Wir beginnen unseren Tag im Mount Rainier National Park um 7 Uhr mit einem Hike zu den Carter Falls. Die Wanderung geht entlang des Paradise River, alles zusammen 2.8 Meilen.

Zurück am Campground erzählt uns unsere Nachbarin, dass der Ersatz-RV schon angeliefert worden wäre, der Fahrer jedoch schon wieder weg ist. Wir fahren zur Rangerstation, die berichten, dass der Wagen auf der Suche nach uns ist. Es bleibt gerade genug Zeit, um unsere Sachen zu packen und da steht der Ersatz-RV schon neben uns.

Dieser wurde uns aus Seattle angeliefert und er kommt uns schon sehr bekannt vor. Es ist nämlich tatsächlich derjenige welchen wir für das Wasser-leckende Gefährt eingetauscht haben. Immerhin ist es besser einen Sprung in der Frontscheibe zu haben als einen Wassertank, der sich langsam auf den Reifen senkt.

Weiter geht es Richtung Süden, von Washington State nach Oregon. Nachdem wir ein paar nette Orte und Wälder gefunden haben, finden wir im Milo McIver State Park den letzten Platz des Camps für die Nacht. Uns ist sogar erlaubt im Zelt-Bereich des Campingplatzes unseren RV hinzustellen. Wir machen noch ein paar nette Bekanntschaften und bald ist Nachtruhe angesagt.

[countzeroor]

Quick Update: Wildfire Season

Quick Update: Wildfire Season

So, the climate in Oregon is acting like it was 2 years ago when everything was on fire again – Portland General Electric is doing targeted power outages in some areas to prevent wildfires, and we are encountering wildfires on the edges of the Portland Metro area – as of this writing, there is a brush fire that recently started in Milo McIver State Park near Estacada, with Clackamas Community…

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#News #Wildfire Season

[joseph-mansfield]

On the road for 10 weeks today and we finally had a nice campfire! #travelswithscooby #milomcivarstatepark #oregon (at Milo McIver State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch56lFJJOh1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#travelswithscooby #milomcivarstatepark #oregon

[wiley-treehouse-gardens]

Treehouse Gardens

#foxglove #digitalis #pink flowers #wildflowers #sunset #plant photography #plant blog #flowers #milo mciver state park

[i-carrion-icarian]

Milo McIver State Park, Oregon, 6-4-22

Etsy | Instagram

#rainy #valley #pnwcore #oregon park #raining #mine #videos

[travelella]

Milo McIver State Park, Estacada, Oregon, USA

Eric Muhr

#Milo McIver State Park #Estacada #Oregon #USA #US #United States #United States of America #North America

[filmap]

First Cow Kelly Reichardt. 2019

Forest Milo McIver State Park, Estacada, OR 97023, USA See in map

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#kelly reichardt #first cow #john magaro #milo mciver state park #estacada #oregon #united states #movie #cinema #film #location #google maps #street view #2019 #western

[dippedanddripped]

New York had Woodstock. Oregon had Vortex I: A Biodegradable Festival of Life, or simply Vortex I, the nation’s first—and only—state-sponsored rock festival in Clackamas County.

From August 28 to September 3 in 1970, Vortex I, which took place at Milo McIver State Park, had served as sort of a distraction from a scheduled appearance by President Richard Nixon at the annual American Legion’s convention on August 30. The nation was deep in the throes of the Vietnam War. Oregon, still reeling from the tragedy at Kent State University in which four students were killed by the National Guard. In Portland, the Peoples’ Army Jamboree, an anti-war group, were organizing to protest the Legion’s convention. Violence seemed imminent.

At the height of this fear, tension, and uncertainty, a handful of activists known as The Family suggested trying that old Plastic Ono Band chorus and giving peace a chance. They proposed a music festival, a Woodstock-like concert that could help ease some of the anxieties of the time, and with the help of then-Governor Tom McCall, Vortex I was born.

Fifty years later, a group of musicians, outdoor enthusiasts, nonprofit leaders, and others are celebrating the semi-centennial anniversary of the seminal festival with Vortex 2020, which will “honor that history by mobilizing Oregonians to work side by side on projects that highlight our shared values,” according to a press release issued on Wednesday.

New York had Woodstock. Oregon had Vortex I: A Biodegradable Festival of Life, or simply Vortex I, the nation’s first—and only—state-sponsored rock festival in Clackamas County.

“If [Vortex 2020 was] going to be about unity, we had to be able to develop projects where people of different persuasions could work side by side and could agree on the importance of the work they’re doing,” Nate Overmeyer, one of the festival’s organizers, told Portland Monthly. “[Vortex 2020 is about] honoring our past, it’s honoring our history. It’s also an opportunity for inspiring a new generation to continue the social and environmental work that came out of Vortex I, the kind of grass roots organizing and can-do spirit of that time.”

At its core, Vortex 2020 is about volunteerism, says Overmeyer. Rather than charging a price for admission, the organizers are asking attendees to volunteer their time at one of the many nonprofits with which the festival has partnered, including Portland Parks and Recreation, SOLVE, Oregon State Parks, Columbia Watershed Council, and others. The organizers are also inviting nonprofits from across the state to add their own projects to the collection of volunteer opportunities.

Among the scheduled performers are The Dandy Warhols, Pink Martini, Edna Vazquez, Fountaine, Bocha, and more, with an appearance by filmmaker Gus Van Sant. More artists and performers will be announced at a later date.

Vortex 2020:

Aug 22—23, Milo McIver State Park Estecada, Oregon

#Milo McIver State Park #estecada oregon #Vortex I: A Biodegradable Festival of Life #vortex 1 #music festivals #music blog'