Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast
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Our Story ~ Meet the Innkeepers and their Furry HostessesToday happens to be the beginning of our 22nd year of innkeeping. When not innkeeping you’ll find us exploring our world,
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Battle the Burnout Blues. You need a vacation.This National Plan for Vacation Day, the U.S. travel industry is doing its part to combat the burnout blues by encouraging
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Birding near the Old Parkdale InnMarch brings the southward movement of many migratory land birds. The Oregon Cascades Birding Trail, (OCBT) is a self-guided
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January is National Oatmeal MonthOatmeal is the famed breakfast cereal believed to have been discovered in the British Isles. There are many ways to eat
... moreWant that ‘I just booked a Vacation’ feeling?Ah, that feeling of vacation bliss, when you can truly unwind, unplug and relax. National Plan for Vacation Day is January
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Dutch Baby Pancakes at the Old Parkdale Inn B&BDutch Baby Pancakes, sometimes called German pancakes, Bismarks or Dutch Puffs. Dutch babies were introduced in the first
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Pumpkin Spice Scones with Spice GlazeMany years ago we received the Joy of Cooking Cookbook as a wedding gift, 1972 edition. My dream of being an innkeeper
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Create Your Personal Winter RetreatTravel Oregon’s Squatch invites you to relax in the Winter Wonderland of Oregon Winter is a time for reflection and
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Lemon Blueberry Biscuits with a Lemony GlazeTake a leisurely drive through the Hood River Valley and you’ll find acres of Blueberry Farms nestled among the pears
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Columbia Gorge Wines and Tour OptionsColumbia Gorge Wineries, less than 60 miles east of Portland, Oregon. The Columbia Gorge AVA, includes land surrounding the
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Latourell Falls – A Columbia River Highway WaterfallIt’s certainly not too early to start planning your Oregon vacation that should involve chasing waterfalls. Latourell
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Pfeffernüsse from the Old Parkdale InnPfeffernüsse are German spice cookies. Pfeffernüsse translates to peppernuts, which makes sense. These cookies are
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