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Our hike started in the clouds at 6,000 feet: Boundary Trail, Polipoli State Recreational Area.

Hiked past rare silverswords growing on cinder 10,000 feet up on Maui’s Haleakala. They can live for decades, they flower once, then die.

Hiked under an epiphyte.

Windmills greeted us at the top of our hike.

After the sun set, we sat on the beach, sipped beer from plastic cups, and watched the ever-changing sky over the island of Molokai.

Sea turtles had the right of way on my beach walk today.

Walked past dozens of outrigger canoes. They’re owned by local clubs and are a popular after-work activity.

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My backpack, waiting by the door.

Carried groceries home past street art created by an artist collective.

Tonight, Minnesota Orchestra.

My walk today had a point: find mouse doors. I found three.

Looked at 24 bronze sculptures of old Marcy Holmes neighborhood buildings. We then found some of the buildings that are still standing.

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Moved between moving images at the Walker Art Center’s extensive “Merce Cunningham: Common Time” exhibition.

Shoveled snow, maybe for the last time this season.