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Klamath Falls to Eugene Trip Thursday February 27th and back to Klamath Falls with JgTheboss TNT on board in the lower seats

JgTheBoss 102.7 FM

https://jgtheboss102fmtnttours.online/

jgtheboss102fmtnttours@yahoo.com

Klamath Falls, Oregon- A new radio network is being created with 102 FM worldwide and you can join it by getting your own low frequency radio station up and running worldwide. A worldwide radio station network is being created where YOU can be a part of it as a franchise radio station of 102 FM TNT.

Tulelake New Times https://tulelakenews.blogspot.com/

You will be able to purchase your copy of the all-new radio station manual for JgTheBoss 102.7 FM Klamath Falls, Oregon. The new radio network is called. “102 FM TNT” worldwide part one. Be sure and get your copy as soon as it is available in your area or on the ALL-NEW Website

https://jgtheboss102fmtnttours.online/

Starting early this month of February in the first week there will be links for you to purchase your copy in a regular printed paper or a hard, hard copy of it for a different price. A soft copy or a hard copy and maybe maybe even on a memory stick or flash drive will be available so you can print the manual out on your own. As there will be a charge for shipping and handling. And maybe even a download file that can be downloaded for a different price.

Four different ways where you will be able to purchase your copy of the “LOW FREQUENCY FM STATION MANUAL” Part One.

Where all the magazines will be posted and shared. And posted and shared on my Facebook pages.

https://www.facebook.com/jamescgarland/

Looking forward to seeing what the professional website builders come up for my all-new website for JgTheBoss 102.7 FM Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Klamath Falls to Eugene TNT tours on February 27th, only

All Aboard TNT Tours with jgtheboss 102.7 fm Klamath falls, Oregon

Leaving on Thursday February 27th on Amtrak for the next tour trip to Eugene for the tours of East Skinner Historic Landmark Neighborhood Walking Tour and Whit Blair Boulevard Whiteaker Neighborhood Walking tour. A walk around the East Skinner Butte Historic Landmark Area. This beautiful neighborhood is part of the first survey and original plat of Eugene, made by Eugene Skinner and D.M. Ridson in 1852. Many of the first homes were built by people involved with the industries that grew up along the Millrace. This area was Eugene's first historic district and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.

ALL ABORAD TNT TOURS

Will learn about and explore the Whiteaker neighborhood and all it has to offer by walking between restaurants, breweries, bakeries, and distilleries!

Learn about local history, culture, and public art installments. Sample smoked seafood from the largest independent retailer of dungeonous crab in Oregon. Grab dessert from an incredible local patisserie.

Will be walking a relatively-level mile, Expect the tour to take about an hour but it may run longer depending on if tourist have a lot of questions.

Will be loads of fun on a tour of downtown Eugene.

Hendricks Park

https://friendsofhendrickspark.org/about-the-park/

Hendricks Park is Eugene’s first city park, established in 1906. Its 78 acres is comprised of three main areas: (1) the Rhododendron Garden; (2) the new Native Plant Garden; and (3) the urban forest.

Hendricks Park is famous for its Rhododendron garden These fifteen acres of the park have a number of intertwining paths that circle a main lawn and curl through stands of rhododendron and other flowering plants. Spring is the prime season for enjoying this part of the park, with Mother’s Day bringing an annual celebration hosted by the Friends. The broad variety of species bloom throughout the year.

Pre's Trail

https://www.hikingproject.com/trail/7016642/pres-trail

There are a number of access points for Pre's Trail, but the most common route, and the one shown on trailhead maps, begins at the westernmost parking lot in Alton Baker Park. The entire route is well-maintained wood chip doubletrack, suitable for all skill levels.

The trail is broken into three short loops with connectors between them. It starts on the busiest segment, the Green Loop, which passes by most of the park's day use attractions. Look for the Hays Tree Garden on the right and Science Factory on the left as the path follows Canoe Canal. As the trail exits the tree canopy, Autzen Stadium comes into a view, and once reaching the stadium's south gate it turns south towards a footbridge. Head across and to the east on the first connector.

The small Yellow Loop is next, and it's a quick trip along a mostly-open field before reaching a pond and the second connector. At the corner of the pond, turn left to pick up the Red Loop. The trail turns to follow the canal further, passing under a bridge and along a number of riverside homes across the water. Continue circling the Whilamut Natural Area as the trail turns south and picks up the Willamette River on the other side of the park's island.

From here, the trail follows the river for about three quarters of a mile before reaching the connector again and rejoining the Yellow Loop. The southern section of the Loop is more wooded, and passes Autzen Connector, taking hikers to the University of Oregon and downtown Eugene.

The Green / Yellow Connector comes up at the three and a half mile point. The last segment of Pre's Trail passes three more of the park's features: a huge dog park, Cuthbert Auditorium, and the disc golf course. Wind past all three, keeping an eye out for the heavy foot traffic in this area. Pre's Trail ends back at the parking lot.

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