Category Archives: Duluth Parks

Duluth!

Posted on October 20, 2017 by jkrumm

I made a “hobby book” and if you are totally interested you can get your own copy for too much money (yet still at cost) or you can look at the online version full screen, which is what I would … Continue reading →

Posted in architecture, black and white, Books, DOWNTOWN, Duluth Parks, Lakefront, neighboorhoods, photography, Stream, West Duluth | Tagged black and white, DOWNTOWN, duluth, fine art, minnesota, photography, post-industrial | Leave a comment

Lincoln Park Stroll

Posted on May 23, 2017 by jkrumm

Posted in Duluth Parks, photography, Uncategorized, West Duluth | Tagged Bunny, duluth, green, Lincoln Park, minnesota, Rabbit, spring, trees, West Duluth | Leave a comment

The Mad Rush of May Rain

Posted on May 21, 2017 by jkrumm

Scenes from nearby Tischer Creek…

Posted in Duluth Parks, photography, Stream, woods | Tagged duluth, may, minnesota, rain, Stream, waterfalls | Leave a comment

Spring has Sprung, Finally

Posted on May 19, 2017 by jkrumm

Posted in Duluth Parks, Lakefront, photography, woods | Tagged flowers, green, lake superior, lichen, spring | Leave a comment

AICHO, Standing Rock, Tischer Creek and Old Houses

Posted on December 5, 2016 by jkrumm

Dear Diary, My chair keeps rolling away from the desk. Our house is old and the floors sag a little in from the rim joists, hence the rolling. So I need to buy a rug. Mary had wanted us to … Continue reading →

Posted in Diary, Duluth Parks, Uncategorized | Tagged AICHO, Old Houses, Snow, Standing Rock, Stream, Tischer Creek, winter | Leave a comment

That Time of Year

Posted on October 17, 2016 by jkrumm

Who doesn’t like fall? Well, some people. To them fall is the Sunday of seasons, nice, but still a depressing and even stressful reminder of what is to come. I won’t try to dig too deep into it because that’s … Continue reading →

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Second Time Around

Posted on September 6, 2016 by jkrumm

Minnesota is second growth country, with tiny islands of old growth you have to seek out to discover what has been lost due to statewide industrial logging. Even Voyageurs National Park is mostly second growth, marked with “sentinel trees” left … Continue reading →

Posted in Duluth Parks | Tagged duluth, lake superior, logging, minnesota, old growth forest, park point, paul bunyan, white pine | Leave a comment