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I never imagined I could be damp, cold, and swarmed by biting flies and still appreciate where I am so entirely. Minnesota’s North Shore is interesting; it’s draw is not in sandy beaches or warm water— you don’t go there to work on your tan. The North Shore has character. It is a different kind of beautiful—tougher, with more grit. Miles of rugged cliff lines, conifers, and the remains of the Sawtooth Mountains. More wild, less comfortable, less predictable, more rewarding. Link in bio to latest blog post on the North Shore: more photos, more words. (📸: @mathilda.harris , edit by me)
Loons & lighthouse: both things that you can find on the North Shore of Minnesota

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