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Small Towns with Main Streets

Jun 26, 2017

Cycled part of the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail past small towns with main streets called Main Street.

Condo Shopping

Jun 25, 2017

Checked out two condos for sale near Mill City Museum, Minneapolis.

Aircraft Mechanic Pride

Jun 24, 2017

Chatted with a Delta aircraft mechanic at the Pride Festival: he and his colleagues built this model. There’s three barbecues on each side.

Books on Display

Jun 23, 2017

Meandered around Minneapolis on my bicycle. Caught up on coffee and calories in the café at Open Book.

Medicare

Jun 22, 2017

Reviewed eight bills from my Mayo visit last week. I owe $30, Medicare paid the rest. I dream of Medicare for all.

My Hike Close to North Korea

Jun 21, 2017

Posted My Hike Close to North Korea.

Needs and Wants

Jun 21, 2017

Started a needs and wants list for our next home.

Should’ve Been Easy…

Jun 20, 2017

Replaced the plates on our ’96 Honda using a sheet metal cutter, an electric drill, drywall mounting parts, and other miscellaneous tools.

Baby Turnips

Jun 19, 2017

Bought green-top turnips. Tonight I’ll cook a favorite dish braised turnip greens with turnips and apple.

Soo Line Trail

Jun 18, 2017

Paused our drive from “Up North” to cycle part of the Soo Line Trail. Cycled across the Mississippi near the Blanchard Dam.

Leech Lake Sunset

Jun 17, 2017

Watched the night come in. Leech Lake, Walker, Minnesota. “Up North.”

Heartland Trail Scenes

Jun 16, 2017

Scenes from cycling part of the Heartland Trail: World’s largest tiger muskie, creek crossing, trailside lemonade stand.

Hide the Garage Door Opener!

Jun 15, 2017

Loaded the car for a trip “Up North.” Hid the garage door opener to avert a collision when we return.

Blizzards for Elevenses

Jun 14, 2017

Parked our bikes at a Dairy Queen and waited for it to open at 11:00 a.m. Blizzards for elevenses!

Destination Medicine

Jun 14, 2017

Posted Destination Medicine.

Mayo’s Plummer Library

Jun 13, 2017

Between clinic appointments, walked through the Mayo’s Plummer Library. This is not a museum: staff and students study here.