Our very next stop was Oregon, Medford, Oregon to be exact, which is a
hour and a half from the ocean. There are only 30 miles from California.
This was the very first state that we interviewed in the west, so we
were very excited. We found out that this state is quite historic with
Crater Lake, which is the deepest lake in Oregon, Mt. Ashland, Table
Rock, and their beaches, rocky and cold.
After all of that
information, we were inspired to let them go on and continue. The next
facts were very fascinating, like, in 1859, their state became part of
our country. With the Douglass Fir as their state tree and the Western
Meddler as their state flower and their nickname is the The Beaver
State, Oregon is a beautiful piece our western states.
Then, they explained some fun things about their state, such as
hunting, fishing, hiking on table rock, camping, ice-skating, and hokey.
They are definitely a sporty state! We would vote “yes” in agreement
with their sporty description, because they were really prepared when we
asked them about what they enjoy doing at recess. When they replied
that they play board games, two square, four square, wall ball, and
jumprope. They have the University of Oregon, and they said that it is
really rainy with animals like moose, elk, deer, antelopes, bunnies, and
snakes as their animals. That was are superb trip to Oregon!
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