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Partnership with Fort Clatsop National Historic Park

December 30, 2015 in product design, Oregon, northwest, Astoria, tote bags, travel, history

In case you missed it last summer, I partnered with Fort Clatsop National Historic Park to design fort-related photo tote bags!  They are available in the really nice bookstore on site.  It is affordable to drop in to the park's activities for a day ($5!), and you can check out this reconstructed log fort, a walking trail along the Lewis and Clark River, the Fort to Sea trail, and all the great books they have in the gift shop. (Hint: for fun, try to find the pink flamingos hiding among the ferns!)

Please contact the bookstore at (503) 861-4452 if you would like to have a tote bag shipped to you. They are open seven days a week, between 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. (Pacific Time).

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