Tuesday, September 25, 2018

Today, I took a bus trip to a picnic at Jay Cooke State Park, Part 4


A “Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment” sign on the north side of the swinging bridge.  We must vote this November to make sure that Jay Cooke State Park and other public parks remain intact and open for us to enjoy, and for the recreation of future generations.

Note:  I would have place the screw between the letter “g” and the letter “a” in the word legacy, instead over the letter “d” in amendment.

Today, I took a bus trip to a picnic at Jay Cooke State Park, Part 3


I found a nifty rock on the south side of the swinging bridge.

Today, I took a bus trip to a picnic at Jay Cooke State Park, Part 2


My friends and neighbors by the swinging bridge, north side, inside Jay Cooke State Park with the St. Louis River in the background.


This is the swinging bridge from the south side, looking north.


This is a bridge abutment on the south side of the swinging bridge.

Today, I took a bus trip to a picnic at Jay Cooke State Park, Part 1


This is the school bus that I and my neighbors rode on.


These are some of the people that rode with me to the Jay Cooke picnic.


This is the road construction at Duluth’s Point of Rocks that is west and south of Downtown Duluth.

Monday, September 24, 2018

Sunday, September 23, 2018

Yesterday, I attended the Mid-Autumn Festival of 2018 at UMD - Duluth, Part 5


These are the nice people who put their time, effort, and money into putting on this wonderful Mid-Autumn Festival.


After the closing ceremonies, the happy participants gather their things to go back home.  People were packing up the leftover food and chatting with their friends.

Yesterday, I attended the Mid-Autumn Festival of 2018 at UMD - Duluth, Part 4


The stage show is about to start.


Being so far away of the stage, I didn’t get many good photos of the entertainment.


This is the mooncake I had for dessert.  I was slightly disappointed that my mooncake didn’t have the image of Princess Luna on it.