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CONTRIBUTORS


                             BRITTANY ARNOLD is the wife of a bearded logger
                             and mother of two girls. A born-and-raised Portland girl,   Meet me at
                             Brittany now makes her home in Southern Oregon’s gor-
                             geous Umpqua Valley. Life dramatically changed from cock-
                             tail dresses, happy hours and high heels to ballet practice,   Dancin.
                             chickens and church potlucks. In addition to working as a
                             freelance writer and photographer for a number of publica-
                             tions, Brittany works for Roseburg’s Destination Marketing
                             Organization, Experience Roseburg, and is passionate
                             about bringing tourism to the area. While she will always   “A perfect wine country experience.”
                             have her city roots – she is madly in love with small-town,
                             Southern Oregon living and enjoys telling others about it.   ~ Hilarie Larson
                             KRISSY MILNER moved to Southern Oregon with her
                             husband Mark from San Francisco IN 1993 to start their
                             business,  Terra Firma. She began  doing interiors  in San
                             Francisco and has been using her talents for homes, bou-
                             tique hotels as well as commercial projects. Krissy has
                             embraced  the beauty  of  the Northwest  and  melds city
                             style sophistication with casual, organic, comfortable inte-
                             riors. She can be reached at terrafirmahome.com, or her
                             email is tfh@terrafirmahome.com.


                             LEE JUILLERAT  is a freelance writer-photographer and
                             former regional editor for the Klamath Falls Herald and
                             News. He has written or co-authored books about Crater
                             Lake National Park and, most recently, Lava Beds National
                             Monument. An active outdoorsman, he remains an active
                             hiker, backpacker, downhill and cross country skier.





                             PAMELA GIBSON is an event planner and the owner of
                             Sweetbriar Events located in Southern Oregon. Her true
                             passions are both designing memorable events and writ-
                             ing with illuminating words. Gibson grew up in the Middle
                             East  and  Europe  and  appreciates  beauty  and  diversity.
                             Southern Oregon has lent itself to a stunning backdrop
                             and the diversity that she found abroad. In her spare time,
                             she enjoys spending time with her family and friends
                             exploring  new  places.  To  find  out  more  about  Gibson’s
                             work, visit www.sweetbriarevents.com

                             DAVID GIBB has been active in photography from 13
                             years of age. Since picking up his first Polaroid Swinger in
                             Rochester, N.Y., he has been devoted to creating images
                             with  impact  and  interest.  Fast  forward  36  years  to  find
                             David shooting for clients such as Gallup, Eastman Kodak,
                             SAIF, Henry Calvin Fabrics, Leo A Daly to name a few.
                             David Gibb Photography offers professional photography
                             services for all your portrait, business and wedding needs.
                             David operates his studio in historic Jacksonville. www.
                             dgibbphoto.com.                                   “One of the most innovative producers…
                                                                                    in Southern Oregon.”  ~ Forbes
                             VALERIE COULMAN  is a  writer and  artist  based in the
                             beautiful Rogue Valley in Southern Oregon. She writes
                             for a variety of adult and children’s publications, includ-
                             ing three award-winning picture books that have been
                             translated into seven different languages for young read-
                             ers around the globe. Along with her artwork, Valerie also
                             teaches writing and art skills through schools and confer-
                             ences both in Canada and the U.S., and is an avid amateur
                             photographer. To find out more about Valerie’s work, visit
                             www.valeriecoulman.com.

                             LISA MANYON is The Business Marketing Architect and
                             founder of Write On Creative. She is the creator of a simple 3-step
                             “Challenge. Solution. Invitation.™” framework to create market-
                             ing messages with integrity with a focus on passion points instead
                             of pain points as featured in #1 international bestselling books,
                             Inc. Magazine and the People’s Choice Award at the California
                             Women’s Conference. Lisa serves on the leadership team of the
                             Women’s Speakers Association. She’s created a mobile lifestyle
                             so she can work and play anywhere she chooses. She lives in
                             Ashland, Oregon and loves wine aka entrepreneurial fuel.  Visit
                             www.writeoncreative.com for more information.

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