King Manor’s fourth floor bulletin board on November 28, 2019

It is fun to observe these posted messages on King Manor’s fourth floor bulletin board slowly change from month to month, and from year to year.

My free tour of the Great Lakes Aquarium

I got a free ticket to the Great Lakes Aquarium with my free DECC Thanksgiving meal.  I created a funny message with the shipwreck poetry word building blocks.

Thanksgiving at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC)

This is my first DECC meal and I loved every bite of it!

This is my second DECC meal, that was well worth the effort to travel to the DECC a second time to eat my Thanksgiving feast!

Thanksgiving snowstorm in Duluth, Minnesota

This is a view on the north side of Superior Street, between North First Avenue East in the background and North Second Avenue East behind this image.

Minnesota Coaches in Duluth, Minnesota

I saw this coach let off what I think is a boys’ hockey team in front of the Sheraton Duluth Hotel.  It then parked on First Street, between North Third Avenue East and North Fourth Avenue East.

Vision Northland construction continues for November 23, 2019, Part Two

I found much graffiti painted on this concrete pad-mounted, electrical transformer box that’s located north of Superior Street and south of the Essentia Health-Duluth Clinic First Street Building.

I wonder why this backhoe engine was idling, while these lights were turned on during the daytime.

I’m standing on the south side of Superior Street, while looking up at North Fourth Avenue East.  Vision Northland will bring big changes to this area in the next three years.

Vision Northland construction continues for November 23, 2019, Part One

I found that these orange sidewalk marks continue on the south side of East Second Street and east of North Sixth Avenue East.

I was standing on the south sidewalk on First Street, looking up towards Second Street.  North Fourth Avenue East is to the left of the image.  This area will change for the better when Vision Northland is completed in the fall of 2022.

While North Fourth Avenue East is in the shadow of the parking ramp that I’m standing on, the building on the opposite side of the street is in full sun.  This made for some awkward attempts to lighten up the shadows, while darkening the parts in full sun.