Americinn Duluth Proctor

... 8217;s RV directory) was actually a marina where boats were parked. The whole area was concrete (no grass or trees anywhere). We had full service and a picnic table so it was adequate for a two-night stay. As it turned out, the location was excellent – within walking distance of the downtown area. I was impressed with Leif Erickson Park. It was built above the freeway and had a huge rose garden that contained ...

... with family and more family who wanted to join the fun. I think there were five cars heading up north for the camping trip. My son was looking forward to fishing, I wasn't sure what my daughter was looking forward to. Except that now she remembers the time as a good time and she would not mind taking another camping trip.

... test flying a P-80. He was only 24 years old.

After spending time at the Museum we headed back across the bridge to Duluth's Canal Park. This park sits along the shores of Lake Superior and contains shops and restaurants. A not to be missed free museum run by the Army Corps of Engineers is located here as well. We spent a very ...

... tell him stories or he often listens to books on tape that Jeriann got him. His recent favorite is "The Box Car Children", though he has renamed it "The Caboose Kids".
2) Culvers: OK this is our new favorite fast food chain. We ate here for the second day in a row. The hamburgers are just amazing. They use fresh Wisconsin beef and for some reason that taste like the best hamburgers you could make from your backyard grill. They are called ButterBurgers. They ...

... people around the fire at the RV park. It stays hot under the hood for a very long time, by the way.

The tricky part about engine cooking is that it’s different on different makes of car. The manifold is the best and hottest spot but my manifold is tucked away and I can’t get to it. Also, my trusty cookbook: Manifold Destiny by Chris Maynard and Bill Scheller (written 20 years ago and updated ...

... that we were free to enter, reaffirming that the information I gathered prior to leaving was a really good thing to do. I don’t think it helps living in New Zealand, travelling on a Canadian passport and driving a US registered vehicle, it doesn’t fit their normal profile.

We drove to a National park, where we enjoyed learning about the early French voyageurs and the fir trade.  There in little doubt in my mind that the Americans put a lot of effort into their national ...

We have had absolutely beautiful weather, sunny and mid 70's.

Saturday: We stopped by Rugby, ND to a Prairie Village Museum. It was interesting.
Also, a little history, Rugby is the center point of North America. We stayed at Green Acres Campground in Lakota, ND.

Sunday: We drove ...

Randi thinks that we are stuck in Moose Lake. I think I am visiting my family. We took our bikes up the North Shore of Lake Superior for a nice ride. Then we sat on the shore and watched crazy Minnesotans’ swim in the 50 degree water ...

... bells on my collar to warn bears and other critters that we are in the vicinity. Personally, I don't think a bear will care if I have bells on or not. If he or she is hungry I don't think the bells will stop them. So anyway, I digress... When the alarm went off this morning I definitely knew it would be a different day because since both Dave ...

... also hot and very soft, really hard to move in, so I ended up climbing down to her and leading her back to the car via a different way. Lyn was on the edge and shouted down that Ioan was carrying Cian on his back the other side of the dune !!! My legs were screaming, and I thought my heart was going to burst! When we got back to the car you can see the state Tegs was in by the photo. She had loads to drink, and then we poured water over her. I took ...