One of the interesting things we learned was the affect the surrounding iron ore had on a ship's compass. This caused many wrecks. 
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- Spare Ribs for Dinner
- Big Sister in her Gramma Made Dress
- New Chicks
- All Together
- Playing at the Park
- Fishing
- Picnic
- Blooming in my Perennial Garden
- More Signs of Spring
- Baby loves the tractor.
- Hunting for
- Preparing the Garden
- Big Sister and Sadie
- Little Sister in the Hammock
- Baby fixes his truck.
- What's in your bucket?
- More Eggs
- An Egg Hunt
- He is Risen!
- Signs of Spring
- Done!
- Working Hard
- Chop, Split, Stack
- April's Full Moon
- Tree Buds in the Snow
- Robins in the Snow
- Another Snow Day, April 5th
- Last Pheasant Hunt
- Ostrich Eggs
- It 'snow April Fool's Joke!
- And Goes Out Like a Lamb!
- The Soudan Mine
- More from Split Rock Light Station
- Split Rock Light Station
- The Interpretive Center at Split Rock Lighthouse
- Awesome Lake Superior
- I've still got to look up the lyrics to "The Wreck...
- Inside the interpretive center at Gooseberry Falls...
- Gooseberry Falls State Park
- Tire Man's Cousin?
- The North Shore of Lake Superior
- Some More Pics from the Park
- At the Park
- Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior
- Touch Tank
- Scenes from the Aquarium
- The Great Lakes Aquarium
- Either Tundra or Trumpeter Swans
- The Snake River
- Birch Tree
- The Beavers' Handiwork
- Some images from our hike.
- Pussy Willows!
- North West Company Fur Post on the Snake River nea...
- Voyageur
- Bathtime
- We saved the "rainforest"exhibit for last.
- More from the Zoo
- Como Park Zoo, St. Paul, Minnesota
- Lake Henderson
- Hockey Awards Night
- Goodbye Wildheart
- New Bikes
- The Big Sioux River, South Dakota
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