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Favorite thing: The mighty Mississippi starts in Minnesota and divides the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Unfortunately, the water is a bit too rough here for swimming, but it makes great photos and is still a major commercial thoroughfare.
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You must visit our chain of lakes; Calhoun, Cedar, Harriet. This chain is located just outside the Minneapolis proper city borders, and appeals to walkers, skaters, rollerbladers, bikers, and backseat site-seers! In the summer it is bustling with people, young and old. In the winter it is a very peaceful, humbling stroll.
Fondest memory:
Our friendly, safe downtown area. Minneapolis is a 'big city' with a 'small city' atmosphere. I feel safe shopping day or night, and the architecture reveals the sophistication of the people who live here.
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After several years of covering our vacation spots, it occurred to me that it was time to write about the place I call home. Vacation for most of us means leaving town so it's easy to forget that your...
Our Macedonian "son" graduated from the Institute of Technology at the "U" in "double E". Electrical Engineering to those of us short on the lingo! It was a wonderful event -- but of course I cried as...
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