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Category Archives: Minnesota Lakes
No Show
The Governor was a no show at the museum. Ya..he is a Democrat. Some very nice people from the area showed up for egg coffee and cookies during our open house. We were not over run with people and we … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Society Museum, Minnesota Lakes
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Loony
Last night after supper we went for a ride. On my way home from work I saw the loons on the Mill pond. A pair. They mate for life..but take separate winter vacations..then meet up again in the spring to … Continue reading
Posted in Loons, Minnesota Lakes, Minnesota observations
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Chance: A Close Call and a Winner
It’s me!! My turn again. After errands yesterday we stopped by the lake to smell look around. The sun was shining. It was a beautiful day and 60 degrees above zero!! I smelled looked around. I wandered out on the … Continue reading
Posted in Chances adventures, Minnesota Lakes, snow stick, wildlife
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Melting
The snow is melting quickly. The fields are turning black and the ditches are full of water. Far Guy says the snow stick is now an ice stick. There is still an inch of “stuff” to melt. A couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota Lakes, Minnesota observations, snow stick
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Lake Reports
Ice out will be late this year. Most of the time the ice goes out of area lakes about April 18th. The ice goes out and the loons show up about the same time. Our daughter Trica’s birthday is April … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota Lakes, Minnesota observations
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Day Trip
We got up early on Wednesday..checked the weather and headed on over to Duluth. We were gone just 12 hours. It is a four hour drive one way. The last time we were there for train shopping and a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota, Minnesota Lakes
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Whitetails and trails
We went for a drive on Sunday afternoon through the Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge. Fisherman made a trail to put up their fish houses way out on Tamarac Lake. I think there were five house..waaaay out there. Snowmobiles and ATV’s … Continue reading
Posted in deer, Minnesota, Minnesota Lakes, Minnesota observations, wildlife
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Fish House Review
We headed back out on the lake (Millpond) to check out the fish houses again..it was a short Sunday drive. We drove in the vehicle out on the ice..yes that is a normal practice this time of the winter in … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing, Minnesota Lakes
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Minnesota Ice Music
Chance and I went down to the public access to see how the ice was coming along after the warm spell. Sadly the warm spell is now officially over. There was no sun, it was a dreary day. BUT the … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota Lakes, Minnesota observations
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Chance: The lake is frozen
Something happened to the lake. Far Side says it is FROZEN. It was a little cold on my feet and solid. It seems like it happened overnight. I was a little wary..especially when the ice began to crack under Far … Continue reading