Difference between revisions of "Eugene (Oregon)"
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===South towards [[California]]=== | ===South towards [[California]]=== | ||
| − | You can take the 30th Avenue and head east. You can probably hitch a ride at a bus stop, especially during rush hour. At the on-ramp there's quite a lot of traffic, but you might be better off waiting on the freeway itself (which is legal in Oregon). | + | You can take the 30th Avenue and head east. You can probably hitch a ride at a bus stop, especially during rush hour. At the [[on-ramp]] there's quite a lot of traffic, but you might be better off waiting on the freeway itself (which is legal in Oregon). |
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Revision as of 03:23, 1 March 2009
Eugene is almost an anarchist stronghold in Oregon. By all reckoning, a dandy loc. Amazing library. Go to the Whiteaker district. Maybe this is where you can learn to start hopping trains?
Hitching Out
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South towards California
You can take the 30th Avenue and head east. You can probably hitch a ride at a bus stop, especially during rush hour. At the on-ramp there's quite a lot of traffic, but you might be better off waiting on the freeway itself (which is legal in Oregon).
