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Walked over to to the University of Minnesota to learn about antisemitism, racism, and political repression at the university before WWII.

A sensitively replaced historic bridge returned a favorite bike route and view.

Stood by, ready to prevent misuse of dry ice at my nephew’s ninth birthday party at the Science Museum. The kids behaved really well.

After I put together an electrical requirements document for our new condo I had to lie down.

Walked across the Mississippi towards buildings capped with mist.

Posted Four Kyushu OLLE Hikes.

Cycled to Methodist Hospital for my quarterly injection to suppress tumor. For now it’s working well, tumor is undetectable. I’m grateful.

With temperatures soaring into the 40’s it was time for a bike ride. The Grain Belt Beer sign was erected in 1941.

When I explore our new neighborhood I keep finding new stuff. Today I spotted these paver bricks in a courtyard at the headquarters of the American Academy of Neurology. Bricks name about 300 brain diseases.

Planned a coast-to-coast hike across a narrow part of England, following Hadrian’s Wall.

Walked over to Mill City Farmers Market to stock up on local veggies, pasta, cheese, and bread.

On my freezing walk, looked through the mist rising off the Mississippi’s St. Anthony Falls towards cranes working on our future home.

Our flowering Christmas cactus reminded me it was cold outside. Mittens were a necessity today.

Some of the flight crew will swap out on this 12-hour journey to Minneapolis.

Lined up to board a train to Tokyo HND.

Hiked a section of the Nakasendo in Nagano Prefecture. The Nakasendo follows the route of an ancient mail road that ran from Kyoto to Tokyo.