Where in Duluth?
Hint: There are actual living birds in the photos, they’re just hard to see.
Hint: There are actual living birds in the photos, they’re just hard to see.
This seems an odd location for a bathroom faucet. Where in Duluth? Hint: may be in a grocery store.
Time for another installment of Perfect Duluth Day’s ultra-thrilling photo-trivia sensation. Where in Duluth was this shot taken?
Ok, this actually isn’t in Duluth, but I saw these today. And it’s pretty close to Duluth.
Seeing these was surprisingly moving for me and gave me an opportunity to consider all of my relationships and re-evaluate my life direction. And, I mean that in a good way. Actually, what I mean is that compliments are so free, and pleasant, and often inspiring, and life-affirming and I don’t give them out enough. This was a great reminder and I hope the idea spreads.
I didn’t notice this until I uploaded the pictures, but the bulletin board message credits kindovermatter.com so these may be appearing elsewhere as well. Perhaps we’re on the edge of a movement.
Saw this one this morning. It’s tiny, but it stood out, so maybe someone else will remember seeing it.
Time for another installment of Perfect Duluth Day’s ultra-thrilling photo-trivia sensation. Where in Duluth was this shot taken?
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Where in Duluth is this newly established landmark? It washed up on shore about 5+ years ago and hasn’t moved since.
In a twist on the usual game of “Where in Duluth?” we this time ask for the location in Wisconsin where this seven-year-old clipping from Atlantic Monthly hangs. The article was brought to PDD’s attention because it contains a quote by Duluth’s John Ramos, who also graces this website with various posts and comments.
Recent discussions made me think of this guy. I blurred out his sign to not make it too easy…
