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Pretty sunset on the ride home. This is a nice place.
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It's been quite a while since I've picked up a paint brush. Thanks, @adamswansong for the instruction and positivity!
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These dunlins flew right up to our canoe before realizing we were people and getting out of there.
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It never ceases to amaze me that these massive birds spend time in Duluth.
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30 Days of Biking, Duluth-style.
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The potatoes might, just possibly, be past their prime. #audrey2 #growforme
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It was fun, watching this female pine grosbeak noshing on crabapples today. She's not exactly a neat eater, is she?
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Saint Looie - my first bank when I came to Duluth. Found this going through some old boxes. I don't imagine many banks still give out free boxes of matches.
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Red tailed hawk, during the 2018 #saxzimbog #brrrrdathon, the 'world's coldest birdathon.' It lives up to its name: when we started, it was around -15F, and my bike's freewheel froze open, which meant I couldn't pedal. I eventually figured out a trick to
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Cute little snapping turtle, just hatched, and on its way to the water at Island Lake.
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American crow with the rainbow in its wings. I wasn't crazy about how this photo turned out, right from the camera, so I started playing. It's better than it was.
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Sunset on the way home from fat tire riding beaver ponds and back woods.
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Winter bike commuting in Duluth, Minnesota. It's been fun to watch the growth of @duluthbikes. They are bringing together the voices of all the folks up in the Northland who ride their bikes, whatever the season. Keep on rolling! #duluth #exploremn #authe
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Perhaps the Viking explorer Leif Erickson would have been a Biking explorer if he were around today. This photo is from the @duluthbikes 2017 Winter Bike to Work Day. #duluth #minnesota #exploremn #discoverduluth #destinationduluth #onlyinmn #onlyinduluth
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Needles of ice were calving like tiny glaciers, in today's warm sunshine. #lakesuperior #lesterriver
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I led a lovely snowshoe hike tonight for @daytripperofduluth at @glensheen, ending with s'mores on the shores of Lake Superior. Perfect Duluth Night.
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If you haven't been out for a bike, ski, snowshoe, or tromp on the Duluth rivers, IT'S TIME!
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The Quad at #uchicago during a night rain was a pretty sight.
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We don't have colorful beaches like this back home in Duluth!
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Ice and stone. And sand. This is on the northern shores of Lake Michigan.
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It's pretty darn cool to ski right up to Lake Michigan.
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The amazing and rare furred Arctic Snow Trout! They need the fur, you see, to survive the brutal Lake Superior winters.
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When a Christmas tree is at the end of its life, it quietly creeps out of your house and makes its way down to the tree ossuary of Lester Park.
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@ellie_frenchy riding the flow trails at Lester Park. Pretty much everyone who rides these trails ends up with a permagrin. Can't blame them!
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Gotta get the shot...
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I just went through my catalog from 2016, and tried to select my best/favorite photo from each month. There was some overlap between what was popular and what I liked, but more often, things diverged. Many of my favorites were left off, because something
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Great trail conditions today, out at Lester Park! Get out there!
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My nine most favorited photos from 2016. It was a pretty fun year! #topnine2016
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Who doesn't love a solid wall of winter?? This partial igloo is in Lester Park.
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When is the last time you really looked closely at a deer's hoof? I wonder what caused that wear pattern.
