Doesn’t sound unpleasant to me sets up an all-organic stand selling watercress
Srsly, is watercress invasive without being in a perpetually soggy area? or was the garden actually a pond in disguise?
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Also bunches of wineries.
I love that area, worked in Jacksonville for many summers. Didn’t go through Williams proper as we usually turned off at Ruch to go down past the dam, loved the hiking in the border area and swimming occasionally in the river or the lake.
I think “very pretty actually” is underselling it by quite a bit 
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A lot prettier now that this palooka is off the streets
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Two men, a SCRIPTWRITER and a PRODUCER, enter an elevator. The door closes.
Scriptwriter: Booby Trapped Hot Tub Time Machine. They–
Producer: We’ll call you.
The elevator door opens.
(into phone)
Producer: Security?
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Seems pretty clear Oregon Man didn’t go to law school, or he’d probably have learned about how spring guns are a no-no:
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Looking at this guy’s pic, like those of every other guy who’s done this Seriously Weird Shit,© I found myself asking a question.
Why on Earth do you think your home requires booby trapping?
sigh…
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well, you can’t expect him to go around booby trapping other people’s homes now can you? 
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… sure, in Iowa 
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Why did I immediately read that in Arnie’s voice?
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No idea, was a second-hand story.
I don’t even know if there is a difference between cress and water-cress!
- except maybe less water.
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Well, I didn’t really mean to undersell it 
But, you know… you have a few run ins with the locals, that tends to color your impression. But I do have a very happy memory of WIlliams, being a meadow-y hillside in full flower, with nothing but mountains and trees on the horizon.
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Reminds me of this interesting episode of the Criminal podcast, about booby-trap case law. Mantrap | Criminal
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