Monday, June 11, 2007

Portland


[With Herna & Mel]

On top of one of the highest hills, the brainpowers of Portland built a brand new ultra modern hospital, which is reacheable through the crooked ways up or by the cable capsule that elevates you like a ski resort’s gondola. Amazing views though, I just guess that counts more. Despite the big major buildings, remarkable modern architecture, great shopping areas, Chinatown, high ways incorporated into the city, and well functioning electric runned public transport -even trams, that Portland comprises, the suggestion of the big city life in fact feels like a small entrusted town. The prevalent greenness what it is known for might be a contribution to the familiarity.


[Train Station]

Because our couchsurf host in Portland turned us down at the very last minute, and the only two hostels were fully booked, we were forced to crash the street until a friend of mine, Herna, who initially was not able to have us, finally offered us her own bed, where we slept the night, safe and sound.


[From the hospital]



1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Yoo klinkt heel avontuurlijk allemaal. Een soort van Kuifje in tibet, maar dan Putri in Indonesie! wat is je engels trouwens goed!
Succes met je studie!
Pz Kelvin