Interested in talking with fellow travel enthusiasts? Do you have questions about upcoming travel? Please join us at the Tualatin Panera Bread on Nyberg Rd. At 10 a.m. on 11/17.
Posted by
Pacific Northwest
894 posts
Would that be 7149 SW Nyberg Road in Tualatin 97062?
Are SW Washington travel enthusiasts also welcome?
Will we also be discussing the novels of Holly Martins?
I think I can get a pass for a couple hours from the asylum.
Posted by
Corvallis OR
7158 posts
You're always welcome Doug, but that pass from the asylum could be iffy.
As of now I plan on it.
Posted by
America's Vancouver and the First
111 posts
I'm not familiar with the novels of Holly Martins and can't find her via Google. Like to know more. We're looking for our next European driving trip having just returned from a great 5-week driving tour of France. We hope to make the trek from vancouver to tualatin!
Posted by
OP
Milwaukie, Oregon
1056 posts
Kay, it’s a joke from Doug to me. There is no author by that name. It refers to a scene from the movie “The Third Man,” starring Orson Welles, which was shot in Vienna. I’ll be leaving for a trip to Vienna two days after the next travel group meeting.
Posted by
Pacific Northwest
894 posts
Of course there is an author by that name. He may be fictional, but he exists. Just like Uncle Wiggily.
Posted by
Lake Oswego, Oregon
1329 posts
I'll be there!
Posted by
NW Ohio
347 posts
I'll be there, if only to keep Doug in check.
Posted by
2 posts
I won't be able to make it this time.
Posted by
America's Vancouver and the First
111 posts
Ok, then. Inside joke on the Orson Welles author! We plan to attend. Looking for ideas for our next European driving tour. We just returned from 6 weeks in France. Have been to Scandinavia, parts of Italy and Germany, England, and Scotland. Considering Ireland and Wales for our next driving adventure but wonder about southern Italy and eastern Europe. Looking forward to chatting. FYI...we, too, are SW Washington residents. Be nice! (LOL) ~Kay and Bob
Posted by
Corvallis OR
7158 posts
Dang, gonna miss it again. Have fun guys, and keep an eye on Doug.☺Hope to see you guys in Jan.
Posted by
Ohio
1601 posts
I hope you guys had a great meeting!
I will be visiting my son (St. Johns) for the first time. He moved from Ohio in August.
I waited too long to get reservations for Thanksgiving dinner so we will be eating Chinese (just like Christmas Story).
I will mainly be focused on visiting with him. He wants to take me to all of his favorite cafes.
But, what would your number one recommendation be to either do, see, or eat at?
My sister wants to visit the Zoo with the Christmas lights.
Posted by
Salem, Oregon, USA
2715 posts
vandrabrud, you might get better responses by putting a new question in the "Beyond Europe" section instead of tagging on the travel group post. That said, I would recommend buying your Zoo Lights tickets ahead of time - very, very busy Thanksgiving weekend. Check out the FAQ that details some special considerations and deal nights https://www.oregonzoo.org/visit/zoolights/zoolights-faqs. You may still have luck finding thanksgiving reservations, check out the Eater listhttps://pdx.eater.com/maps/restaurants-open-thanksgiving-portland and check out options on Open Table.
My favorite place to take visitors is Powells City of Books. https://www.powells.com/locations/powells-city-of-books They're open 10-6 on Thanksgiving day.