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| "The Gopher
State" or "The North Star State" "The indecisive slogan state." -Frank |
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Austin - The home of many things, but of most interest to me, the SPAM Museum. (Oct. '02)
Beardsley - This had been what I thought was the town closes to the state line next to South Dakota. (May '02)
Blooming Prairie - A nice enough place, but we didn't linger long enough for extended photo opportunities. (Oct. '02)
Brainerd - Where Margie was from in the movie Fargo, home of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox. (May '02)
Browns Valley - The real answer for the town closest to the state line shared with South Dakota along this route. (May '02)
Burtrum - Just one of those small towns that we managed to stumble across. (May '02)
Detroit Lakes - A nice place for a town, a lake, and a Wal-Mart for us to listen to accents during the car's oil change. (May '02)
Lake Superior - As seen from Duluth, anyway. (Oct. '02)
Mall of America - Sitting pretty in Bloomington is this huge temple to capitalism. Yea capitalism! (Oct. '02)
Morris - One of the seemingly bigger towns along the tour route. Again, it seemed that way, at least. (May '02)
St. Paul - The state capital of Minnesota. Good for them. (Oct. '02)
Sauk Centre - Why was this town important? Well, it was along the way. Beyond that, I've got nothin' to offer. (May '02)
White Bear Lake - It has its own lake, and it's where they talk of in the movie Fargo. (May '02)