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Tag Archives: volunteer
Spring 2020
We missed the Vernal Equinox, the first day of Spring. We were scurrying around, under the heavy overcast of disease and deceit. It passed unnoticed, the beginning of renewal, the Phoenix rising from the Ashes, a time for hope. In … Continue reading
Posted in Being American, Blog, Citizenship, Climate Change
Tagged Alliance, attitude, change, Contagion, Corruption, CoVID-19, Deciet, Empowerment, Hope, renewal, spring, Trump, volunteer, winter
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Volunteers Add New Chapters to Steamboat Minnehaha’s Story (part 1)
On Saturday, May 7th, I drove out to Excelsior, Minnesota, to photograph the launching of the steamboat Minnehaha. It was a perfect Minnesota spring day: sunny skies, cool morning air, and the trees beginning to budding. A crew of 25 … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka, May, Minnehaha, minnesota, Museum of Lake Minnetonka, steamboat, TCRT, Twin Cities, volunteer
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Snow Day and Progress on Library Show
Station Master, Wayzata Station, Wayzata Historical Society, 09/06/2010 I’m looking out my office window and watching the first wave of another major winter storm engulf Minneapolis. Heavy snow blows horizontally along the street. The bare pavement, cleared by the recent … Continue reading