Duluth, Minnesota
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These images were taken with our Sony CCDTRV62 Hi8 camcorder and then
frame-captured using a Silicon Graphics O2 workstation at work.
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Me introducing our video tour to Duluth from in our apartment.
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"It was sunny when we left but now it's all cloudy."
Christine got some footage of me while I was driving.
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We were both impressed by how quaint Duluth is. With a
population of over 80,000 people, it is not a small town, but many areas
of Duluth have obviously been relatively unchanged over the years.
100-year old homes are not uncommon and lavish 1800s european architecture
is everywhere in the homes, school, and especially in the church
buildings.
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Duluth lies on the shores of Lake Superior, one of the Great Lakes.
Christine and I found a nice jogging path along the shore.
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This image shows the lakewalk's position relative to the shore.
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Christine walks down to the shore from the Lakewalk.
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This is a funny picture. After shooting the Lakewalk sign I swung
around to get Christine, who was standing next to me. It's pretty obvious
I caught her by surprise.
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"Do you think the resemblance of these rocks to stairs was
intentional or coincidental?" I asked Christine as she descended
the rocks/stairs.
"Dunno," was her response.
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On Lake Superior, we saw several sailboats and two tankers like this
one.
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Searching for my friend Kristina from the ISCA BBS, we drove around the
campus of University of Minnesota Duluth.
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