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Lanesboro
2008.06.14
Today Carleton and I went on a trip to Lanesboro, Minnesota, a big tourist destination for people with trailers and bicycling enthusiasts. We went biking during the afternoon and I stopped frequently to take pictures. Amazingly, Carleton was very patient with my repeated photo ops.
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Today Carleton and I went on a trip to Lanesboro, Minnesota, a big tourist destination for people with trailers and bicycling enthusiasts. We went biking during the afternoon and I stopped frequently to take pictures. Amazingly, Carleton was very patient with my repeated photo ops.
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This is the road next to the trailer camp.
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This is the road next to the trailer camp.
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The Root River was very muddy because of the flooding last week.
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The Root River was very muddy because of the flooding last week.
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Hills! In Minnesota!
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Hills! In Minnesota!
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Wildflowers near the river.
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Wildflowers near the river.
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This is a Minnesota "resort."
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This is a Minnesota "resort."
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Grasses rustling in the breeze.
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Grasses rustling in the breeze.
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The first leg of the trail along the river. Everything was incredibly green.
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The first leg of the trail along the river. Everything was incredibly green.
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The bicycling trail.
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The bicycling trail.
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The trail leads into the town of Lanesboro, population 749, and then back.
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The trail leads into the town of Lanesboro, population 749, and then back.
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Even Lanesboro itself is hilly.
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Even Lanesboro itself is hilly.
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Houses at the bottom of the hills.
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Houses at the bottom of the hills.
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The trail crosses the river in several places.
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The trail crosses the river in several places.
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I wish I could bike down this trail every day.
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I wish I could bike down this trail every day.
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I played with Photoshop to see if I could get the ugly, muddy water to look more blue. What do you think?
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I played with Photoshop to see if I could get the ugly, muddy water to look more blue. What do you think?
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A farmhouse along the trail. There were cows, but I didn't get them in the shot.
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A farmhouse along the trail. There were cows, but I didn't get them in the shot.
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A perfect field.
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A perfect field.
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Forest!
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Forest!
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More pretty forest.
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More pretty forest.
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A fallen tree. I thought it kind of looked like a person who was either awed by the sun or about to be sacrificed. I was in a weird mood.
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A fallen tree. I thought it kind of looked like a person who was either awed by the sun or about to be sacrificed. I was in a weird mood.
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I love this trail.
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I love this trail.
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Farmland, taken through the car window on the way out of Lanesboro.
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Farmland, taken through the car window on the way out of Lanesboro.
