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Klamath Falls: Where to Go for Latte Day
A classic latte includes just two ingredients: espresso and steamed milk. However, many "twists" on the classic latte have developed over the years. A chai latte, for example, is made with chai tea and milk. An iced latte is a chilled-down version of the classic. Whichever type of latte you prefer, we encourage you to visit a local coffee shop for National Latte Day on February 11. Here are some of the top Klamath Falls coffee shops our real estate agents recommend.
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Indoor Activities Around Klamath Falls
Indoor activities let you stay out of the winter weather while you have fun bowling, ice skating, or pursuing other options. A variety of Klamath Falls area destinations cater to different recreational interests, with some offering many entertaining things to do under one roof.
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Make It Better with Bacon at These 5 Restaurants
It's hard to resist bacon, with its smoky, crispy goodness. Whether it's served in an omelet, burger, deli sandwich, or another entree, bacon makes a delicious addition to a variety of foods. When you're craving bacon, our real estate agents recommend heading out one to one of these five restaurants.
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Get Ready for Winter Outdoor Adventures
Just because winter is here doesn't mean you have to spend all your time indoors. Outdoor activities can be enjoyed all year long, especially in a beautiful place like Oregon. Many of our favorite outdoor activities are winter sports, so our real estate agents are busy mapping out their weekend plans for the coming months. Snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing are all great ways to get some exercise and fresh air, all while enjoying the spectacular scenery around Klamath Falls.
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Where to Shop Small Around Klamath Falls
As holiday shopping season officially begins, everyone is rushing to get the best deals for Black Friday or Cyber Monday. But as crowds flock to the big department stores, many people tend to forget Small Business Saturday. The Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend (November 26th) is devoted to seeking out small businesses and independent shops and supporting them rather than giant corporations. As inflation continues to skyrocket and the economy becomes increasingly difficult to navigate, shopping small and local is more important than ever.