is another of of Portland's many thrift stores...
Of course, TC wanted to stop by Red Fox Vintage. It was one of the nicer and more organized shops we'd been to so far.
This was an eclectic selection of VHS tapes.
"You'll float too!"
Aaaagh, clowns are so creepy! You can blame this movie for that, ha ha.
By the way, we still have VHS tape player.
My parents had these naked children statues. Why was this even a thing? But here you go, now there's littering shelves of thrift stores...
Vintage "Oriental" (I hate that word) paint by numbers paintings.
So much to look at here, but we walked out with nothing, which was just as well. I'm of the mindset now that it's better to experience things than to have things.
Groovy...
No one wears pantyhouse nowadays, cripes! Gotta love that font.
Bert was once a "webelo" (kind of like a cub scout) back in the day.
We were both highly amused by these magazines. I used to have a subscription to Dynamite magazine (this was back in 5th grade mind you, late 70's here).
Down the block was another quick stop...
I bought two small rolls (a demi baguette plain and one seeded) plus a ciabatta roll for us to enjoy later.
It smelled so good in that bakery.
Red Fox Vintage Woodstock
4528 SE Woodstock
Portland, OR 97206
(971) 302-7065
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Grand Central Bakery
4412 SE Woodstock
Portland, OR 97206
(503) 953-1250
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We knew that the roads were closed to Multnomah Falls, but there were a few below it that we could still check out while the day was still young...
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