Pat Brown takes you on trips near and far

I have traveled with Pat Brown. She's one of my favorite travel companions.

If you'd like to go with Dr. Travelbest's friend on a trip to a nearby place or one far away, here's your chance.

I went to Oregon in June 09 and that blog is here, too. It's quite a wonderful place to visit. These are picture of Southern Oregon, near and on the Rogue River.

You can travel the Columbia River Voyage of Discovery with Pat Brown

Join TV personality, Pat Brown, next spring and experience the intimacy and luxury of a small-ship as you journey along the Pacific Northwest’s Columbia River. You’ll marvel at the sheer magnitude of the geologic forces that shaped this region, from the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge to the golden coulees of the east; the history of Lewis & Clark, the early pioneers and Native Americans; the tremendous engineering feat of the 8 locks and dams that tamed this mighty river. You’ll cruise round trip from Portland, Oregon aboard Cruise West’s 96-passenger Spirit of ‘98, which has the flexibility and spontaneity to explore nature’s unplanned events. Your 7-night cruise includes all taxes and port charges, gratuities and shore activities.

Dates: Cruise departs Portland, Oregon Sat. June 12, 2010 and ends in Portland, Sat., June 19, 2010.
Fare: $3,399 per person based on double occupancy in category A cabin. Price does not include air to Portland.
See number below for a complete itinerary and details.

Save $1000 per couple when you book your cruise by Sept. 30th

In addition, Pat is leading several day trips to interesting places closer to San Diego. DayTripper Tours 619-299-5777 (contact #) If you book one of her day trips by 9/15 and give them the "Pat Brown discount code" PB135, they'll take another $5.00 off subject to availability. This is not the cruise, but local day trips around San Diego.

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