Two Rocks and A Line

This is an additional post from Mike's and my trip to Duluth the other weekend. I clicked away at here and there, he kept walking and then I'd have to play catch-up, but come on are some of these pics worth having to run after your husband yelling, "Wait-up!"? I found 4 pieces of lake glass without even trying; my eyes saw their glimmer in the sun as I walked along the board walk (I am now that good, and a true lake glass picker-upper professional). I think I'll be like fly-fishermen, never to reveal my best beach glass fishing holes, and to offer up a different somewhat believable location if anyone asks.

With the right Head Tilt, I think I can pass as a Yacht Enthusiast

Morning. Duluth. Lake Walk. When people go out of town they will often venture to a new coffee place to try the atmosphere and experience something different. Mike and I did go to a local place on our previous visit...let's just say a hipster coffee house with a tuscan/ italian restaurant feel, I did not get...at all. So, this time we went to an old standby, Starbucks. I am on an iced tea kick...and black tea with a touch of sugar is perfect on the terrace over looking a lake when you're pretending to be a guest at a nice (and completely out of price range) hotel.

Lake Superior Zoo 5 cent tour

Duluth isn't well known for it's zoo, and as Bits put it in words, "There was no penguin or dolphin," or zebra, giraffe, elephant, or gorillas; but our son had fun and I ended up with a new pair of earrings.

We had a great time in Duluth, but with little more than a couple photos to show because of my unprofessional job of dead camera batteries and no charger, you'll have to go to the city itself to experience it's awesomeness.