I found this map online and thought it might be useful if you’re taking advantage of the holiday weekend with some international travel. What I found most interesting is how South America seems to be quite divided. Argentina and Chile match Europe, Colombia and several other countries match North America, and a few countries share […]
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| Electronics, Travel, Voltage, World Map
Each time I walk into a wine store, I am faced with the problem of somehow deciding which bottle(s) to take home. There are plenty of good ways to do this: talk to the staff, get to know a brand, in-store tastings, etc. Generally though, I go with the most superficial one–the label. No, not […]
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| Architecture, Cabernet Franc, Design, Michigan, Modern, Old Mission Peninsula, Rosé, Wine, Wine Tasting, Winery
Happy Summer! This Saturday I enjoyed a trip to Alexis Bailly Vineyards of Hastings, MN with Julia and Hailey. The wine, well, doesn’t deserve much comment. My notes are short and range from “drinkable but really too sweet,” “cloyingly sweet,” to “nasty. zero body. all acid,” “sour. wouldn’t buy it.” Only their Voyageur was somewhat […]
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| Alexis Bailly, Day Trips, Local, Minnesota, Vineyards, Winery
At the risk of being un-of the moment, I’d like to share some pictures from our February weekend in Duluth, MN. Allow me to set the record straight… this was the site of our first first picnic, attempted on the shores of Lake Superior and finished with gloved hands inside of a state park shelter with […]
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| Bread, Duluth, Food, Hikes, Lake Superior, Minnesota, Nature, Picnic, Rustic, State Parks, Terrine
By Martha // 19 January 2009 in: Travel
Four hours in the town of Red Wing, Minnesota: population 16,000. Hazardous waste disposal permit required.
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| Antiques, Dining Out, Minnesota, Restaurants, Shopping, Tourism, Travel