Erich over at Cached Memories summed up the weekend-before-last in southeastern Minnesota better than I could, but I still feel obligated to post something… Here’s the rundown. I did a lot of But only caught one There were and everywhere. It was just really nice to just spend time around See a beautiful, new-to-me and [...]
I was over at Gabe’s playing paintball the other day and snapped a few photos of the Old Stonebridge while I was there. It crosses Brown’s Creek, a designated trout stream, and was built in the early years of the Civil War to facilitate the mobilization of Minnesota’s troops. It’s also the namesake of my [...]
the boreal forest what the glaciers did that most of Blood on the Tracks was recorded here the shores of lake superior wenonah canoes, granite gear, and red wing boots low that the people here appreciate that stuff
Remember my theory about “Paleface Spring?” And windy, too.
I’m a lazy blogger today… I spent the weekend in grungy, hot-tub laden self-exile from the world. Even took a sick day yesterday to continue the binge of out-of-touchness. Thanks to my buddy Palmer, I didn’t miss the good interview/story about Low in Sunday’s Star Tribune (Low’s All Time High, by Chris Riemenschneider) It’s a [...]
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