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Grant's Getaways: Remembering Oregon photographer Steve Terrill Terrill's work has been featured in books and hundreds of magazines, including the likes of Audubon, Sierra Club and National Geographic. Author: Grant McComie Updated: 5:39 PM MST January 19, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore — Steve Terrill’s love affair with Oregon was deep and lifelong. It was often on full display whenever he visited the top of Rowena Crest in the Columbia River Gorge. Not long ago, he strolled a section of trail that stretched toward the glorious Columbia River. He stopped every few yar...

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Enlarge image Champagne Pools, Fraser Island: Many visitors to UNESCO World Heritage-listed Fraser Island are familiar with the striking Lake McKenzie - the island's most visited and photographed attraction. Lesser known are the magical Champagne Pools on the island's eastern beach. Acting as a natural day spa, the waves crash over the volcanic rock and the water bubbles and fizzes like Champagne. You can reach Fraser island via a 40-minute boat ride off Hervey Bay, three hours north of Brisbane. The Champagne Pools are located approximately 2.5hrs drive north up 75 Mile Beach from Eurong...

Grant's Getaways: Remembering Oregon photographer Steve Terrill Terrill's work has been featured in books and hundreds of magazines, including the likes of Audubon, Sierra Club and National Geographic. Author: Grant McComie Updated: 4:39 PM PST January 19, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore — Steve Terrill’s love affair with Oregon was deep and lifelong. It was often on full display whenever he visited the top of Rowena Crest in the Columbia River Gorge. Not long ago, he strolled a section of trail that stretched toward the glorious Columbia River. He stopped every few yar...