Oregon Trail, Aug 14-17, 2008

Former Member
Former Member
As originally posted under "Where in the World, 2008?" . . . There will be a lot of options in 2008 for competing, and for viewing great swimming. Only one great swim destination is described in this NY Times article, however, appearing September 26, 2007: ". . . Every little neighborhood in this city of funky neighborhoods now seems to be exploding with restaurants, food shops and markets, all benefiting from a critical mass of passion, skill and experience, and all constructed according to the gospel of locally grown ingredients. In close proximity is a cadre of farmers committed to growing environmentally responsible produce with maximum flavor, delivered to restaurants and to the gorgeous farmers’ markets that dot the city. There are local fisheries and small beef, lamb and pork producers. Not far away myriad fruit growers who supply glistening, fragile berries and stonefruits of every stripe and color. World-class wine is produced . . . just a half hour’s drive away. has six micro-distilleries making any kind of spirits you can name and, if you’d like a chaser, more breweries than any other city on earth. Just as important is a receptive populace, demanding yet eager to be wowed. . . " Check out the article here: www.nytimes.com/.../26port.html -- and start planning your trip for August, 2008!
Parents
  • Hi RS, I went to school in Ashland and while the swimming programs were eliminated in the 90's, a group of alumni are interested in forming a masters team and competing in 2008. While we could simply join OR masters, the general concensus is that we want our own team - particularly for relays. Could you please advise as to the best way to do this? Some alumni live in the great state of Oregon, while others (like myself) are out of state. Thanks, Philipp
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  • Hi RS, I went to school in Ashland and while the swimming programs were eliminated in the 90's, a group of alumni are interested in forming a masters team and competing in 2008. While we could simply join OR masters, the general concensus is that we want our own team - particularly for relays. Could you please advise as to the best way to do this? Some alumni live in the great state of Oregon, while others (like myself) are out of state. Thanks, Philipp
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