Sweet freedom: Reveling in Oregon's pot possibilities

We parked the car at a train tracks. It had been a 25-minute drive from Portland, maybe more. My friend and I got out and stretched our legs. The train was going by and we couldn’t see anything.

“Is this the place?” I asked.

“I don’t know,” he said. He was local but hadn’t been out this way before. “I think there’s water down there. Maybe it’s on a houseboat.”

Several other people joined us at the train tracks, approaching warily and steadily, like deer at dusk.

“Are you here for the pot party?” one of them said, as though they couldn’t believe it was possible that such a thing existed.

I was, and so were they. When the train eventually cleared, we took a path that led down to the river. There sat a half-dozen or so pontoon houses, all in excellent condition. We looked for the address, hoping...

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