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| Julie's youngest daughter, my youngest daughter, and my son join us on this walk. |
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| The Church we saw at the begining of the walk |
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| All of the historic houses we saw were labeled with signs (my guess is the original owners) |
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| We all loved this tree and thought is was very cool! |
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| Another cool looking tree |
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| Yes, I took a photo of a chicken statue on someone's porch (it made me laugh and therefore needed to have a photo taken). |
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| We find another chicken coop on our walk.... |
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| The kids all agreed this was one very large stone and wondered how long it had been there. |
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| The Barclay House |
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| Out in front of the McLoughlin house |
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| The McLoughlin graves |
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| The kids were not sure if this was real or not, but it was very neat looking |
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| This tells about the McLoughlin family |
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| Picture of Oregon City |
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| A little bit of history of the area |
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| On our way to the Oregon City Elevator (round building) |
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| The Oregon City Elevator |
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| A little bit about the elevator |
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| They have these really cool pictures that change depending on how you look at them (they even have them in the elevator). |
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| Julie's daughter thought the railroad tracks looked cool, so we took a photo of them |
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| A view of the river and Oregon City |
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| We take the long way back up from the elevator, there were a few stairs to climb... |
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| The waterfall built into the side of the hill |
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| Another great shot of us! Good reasons to bring the kids along, we actually get our photo taken |
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| Had to take another cool shoe photo, lots more feet in this one! |
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| The tunnel under the road |
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| Oregon City falls |
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| One of the many museums we saw (going back another day to tour all of them) |
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| This is the oldest house in Oregon, it is the Ermatinger house (again, going back to tour it at a later date) |
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| You can learn about the house on your smartphone if you have one... |
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