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Techno Tink Media, Inc. is a design source for graphic design, web development, and media presentation in print, digital, and internet formats. We are also a photography business, arts, crafts, and design service manifesting your image to represent you. For more information, contact us at [email protected]. http://www.technotink.net.
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Indigiscapes (Brisbane, Australia)

The Indigiscapes in Brisbane, Australia is a botanical and animal preserve

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Dark Lots

An exceptional night out in the pandemic … dancing under the moonlight, socially distanced, masked to live DJ’s and keeping the Colorado Goth community connected.

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Miracle Hotsprings (Buhl, Idaho)

My go-to hotsprings while travelling across southern Idaho. Silky warm and hot waters offering a sensation of healing and restfulness.

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Grocery Outlet

My 2nd place go-to store for grocery shopping … the best bargains and selections ….

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Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino

My newest infatuation and addiction – the Mocha Cookie Crumble, beats the Chai Creme Frapp anyday.

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Starbucks (La Grande, Oregon)

A great stop off from the Interstate – clean, friendly, and accurate. Will visit again!

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Cleos Ferry Museum and Nature Trail

A unique kitsch like amusement art museum and nature trail based on an original historic ferry crossing from 1863-1921.

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Baker City, Oregon

On the eastern desert side of Oregon, en route to Idaho lies the historic town of “Baker City”. It is at an elevation of 3451 feet above sea level. It has a population of just over 9800 residents (2019). Baker City was named after the only U.S. Senator ever killed in military combat – Edward D. Baker. Baker City is well known for its Gold Rush and mining days, early activities with the Oregon Trail, and Euro-American pioneers.

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The Oregon Trail

I remember growing up hearing about the Oregon Trail as a video game, then come graduation I drove part of it when I headed to the West Coast. The Oregon Trail is a pioneer trail that extends approximately 2,170 miles from the Eastern to the Western United States. It was used by large-wheeled wagons by primarily Euro-American settlers heading West before the railways were built. It was originally carved by trappers and fur traders from 1811 until 1840, originally only passable by horseback and foot.

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Newton Falls, Ohio

Newton Falls is a small city located in Ohio with approximately 4,795 residents (2010). It is named after two sets of waterfalls within the town, off the Mahoning River.

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