Teaheads in Portland


	Teaheads in Portland

hikarusulu

7-12-2007 1:43 PM

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portlaand, seattle, coffee, tea, dining, restaurants

hikarusulu says:

Despite the sometimes fierce rivalry (like, ha, ha! We have a light rail metro system that runs great and you don't!) , Seattle and Portland complement each other like coffee and tea.

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