FOOD: A BUSHEL FULL of APPLE IDEAS
Wondering what you’ll do with all those apples you and the family picked? What follows is a brief look at one of America’s all time favorite fruits and some recipes sure to become your most requested.
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Through meticulous research – including walking much of the actual physical path that the emigrants walked more than 160 years ago – and through his extraordinary empathy and prose, Brown has created a work of narrative non-fiction that gives true and new insights into the events that transpired that awful winter of 1846-47 – and keeps the reader enthralled and rushing to turn pages along the way.
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Change for the Good
There’s a sea change welling at the Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth. It officially started last spring, when the City of Duluth turned over control of the zoo to the Lake Superior Zoological Society. In actuality, however, the change started at least a couple years before that, when the zoo lost its Association of Zoos and Aquariums accreditation in 2006.
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"During one of my senior moments I was taking a nap, I had a fishing dream…fishing some water I knew had never been fished. Pristine,untouched by human hands… Maybe catching a fish no one had ever seen before. Frying it up at a shore lunch and thinking to myself, wait until the folks back home see the photos." the TROUT WHISPERER
FOOD: Bayfield Apples - take your pick
Bayfield is famous for Applefest, held the first weekend in October, but you don’t have to wait until then to participate in the ultimate apple experience.
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