Super 8 Cloquet Mn

... none have docks nor boats in front of them (fearing damage from severe storms, I suppose).

Places we Visited:

- Glensheen Historic Estate – Built by a self taught lawyer and former Solicitor General of Minnesota for a cost of $850k in 1905 (today’s equivalent of $30 million), it overlooks the north shore of Lake Superior. The house has 14 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 15 fireplaces and is a 27,000 sq ft ...

What was meant to be a warm camping trip where we could swim and enjoy the sun turned into a cold time, with gale storms to add to the mix. It was still a good time nonetheless.

We went beyond Duluth to a place called Boundary Waters. A place my wife wants her family to see, reminiscing of her summer in Minnesota. We took ...

The Apostle Islands Rally has come to an end so we said goodbye to our BAC friends on Wednesday and made the short drive back west to Dultuh. We settled into our new 'home' at Ogstons RV park and proceeded to take the afternoon off.

The city of Duluth and it's neighbor to the east, Superior Wisconsin, are known as the twin ports. Both ...

... why it backed up so much.
4) We finally made it into Superior about 5:15 PM, even with the delay. We pulled into the Bay Walk Inn and who do we find sitting in the lobby on his Netbook but one Barry Tusin, my mom's cousin from Chicago. We saw hello and get moved into the motel. We unfortunately have a smoking room. It was is much cheaper and we are trying to dave money. However, it just reeks of smoke. We hope we survive the night. Jeriann has opened all the ...

... is very forgiving. Monday night’s ground beef and rice stuffed cabbage leaves turned out much better than the turkey breast. Baked apples were good, too. Carrots or potatoes left whole never seem to soften so you need to cut them in bit-sized pieces. The hamburger patty turned out really well, though, Brady wouldn’t eat it because it tasted different than a McDonald’s hamburger!

We were ...

We left Thunder Bay, Canada, after spending a great few days, and headed south towards the border. We arrived to an empty border crossing and as we have come to expect were asked to pull over and proceed into the building, I suspect they were bored, which doesn't help. After the usual questions and a few new ones, we were asked if we had any documentation that might show we still lived in New Zealand.

The agent then proceeded to type additional information into our file, and then ...

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 ...

... and Duluth. A great place for a walk, run or ride.

Lake Superior looks more like an ocean than a lake. We went on a drive along the North Shore with my mother on a beautiful sunny day. We had lunch (halibut and grouper) at the Scenic Café and finished the day with pie at Betty's Pies in Two Harbors.

Northern Minnesota is one of my favorite places. (Except for the mosquitoes.)

... Val got the trailer set up, well mostly Dave, and then it started raining again. We ate our supper, and then the sun came out. As we travel west we are hope to see some interesting sites to photograph so our readers will not be bored. Not that you should be bored looking at a handsome, suave Beagle type... Your trav'lin friend, Remington Beagle

... to take about hours,(the yanks drive slowly !!) and we were all knackered. Lyn did brilliantly driving, as he coped with the terrible winding road, and avoiding deer that loiter by the side of the road waiting for cars to come to play chicken! Once we were passed that winding 17 miles road we flew. The roads were empty; Lyn only passed 4 cars in about 160 miles, the road were empty. Tegs and I kept him awake, by singing along to Britney Spears songs ...