Eugene Visits Eugene (Oregon)

On our last trip through Oregon, my husband Eugene and I spent a couple of nights in Eugene. We love this little town and will probably make it our future home. In the meantime, we enjoyed exploring and trying a few micro-breweries. While there we came across this Welcome to Eugene sign and thought it would be fun to take a picture and share with those here on TravelGumbo. Hope it made you smile.

Samantha

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