Americinn Walker
Hwy 371 North Walker, Minnesota, 56484-0843, United States
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Windy Wednesday
... kids enjoyed a fishing contest in the harbor in the afternoon. At least a dozen of them competed for the big prize: a cheese pizza at the lodge! It was a clean sweep by Kara, who won "most fish (12)," "biggest fish," and a couple of smaller prizes for "the next one to catch a fish wins..." Everyone had a fun time catching and releasing their little perch. Leah wished they had had a prize for the smallest ...
Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to the winery we go!
... stocked up on some of our favorites for the coming year.
We headed back to the resort for a supper of burgers on the grill, and a quick fishing attempt by Tom & me. We had no success, so headed back in. Seth enjoyed some late-night walleye fishing with Luke and Roy. Although he didn't catch the elusive walleye, he did have ...
Cass Lake...where Eagles soar!
... by the early afternoon when we headed home.
The kids spent the afternoon just hanging out at the resort and having a great time with all their cousins. I went shopping in Bemidji with Deb & Wenda. Tom & Seth took the Mi-Gi-Zi trail around Pike Bay. Since Tom had taken an earlier ride as well, he logged a total of over 30 miles biking today. Everyone was hungry by the time we sat down for our late supper of "Cass Lake Santa Fe ...
Biking in Bemidji and other fun stuff...
... Sunview Pond Overlook." Luckily we all had mountain bikes, as the path was grassy and very muddy in spots. By the time we got to the pond, I had already come up with a new name for the spot: "Mosquitoview Pond Overlook." I also realized the one thing we had forgotten to pack: Bug Spray!!
By the time we got back to the main trail, Seth (who we discovered has a mosquito phobia) & Chloe were ready to head back. Leah ...
Land of 10,000 Lakes plus...
... highway. More rain ..
We got to Hill City, not really appreciating the moisture and tried, in vain and in spite of help from both the Hussey and the Ozzie to find the park. No go... Then we found our way to a private RV park, which happened to be more or less underwater. We passed on that one.
Enroute, we crossed the Mississippi River, which is overflowing it's banks, ...



