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Tim Voss > New Snow, Bent Trees; Saint Paul, Minnesota Ah, new snow for Christmas! Ah, getting snowed out of my Christmas Eve plans. Ah, well. It was a glorious snowshoe hike this morning. This was taken at Crosby Farm Park.
Tim Voss > New Snow; Saint Paul, Minnesota Ah, new snow for Christmas! Ah, getting snowed out of my Christmas Eve plans. Ah, well. It was a glorious snowshoe hike this morning. This was taken at Crosby Farm Park.
Tim Voss > Asters and Snow; Saint Paul, Minnesota Ah, new snow for Christmas! Ah, getting snowed out of my Christmas Eve plans. Ah, well. It was a glorious snowshoe hike this morning.
Tim Voss > Cut Face Creek; Cook County, Minnesota Most of the year, Cut Face Creek doesn't have a lot of flow. During spring runoff and after a big thunderstorm, however, it can turn into a torrent. Those rare times of heavy flow expose these sandstone cut banks. Sandstone is a rare thing along the North Shore of Lake Superior where nearly all the rock is volcanic with basalt and rhyolite very common. In fact, the sandstone here is made of old rhyolite grains. You can find fossil ripple marks on loose stones. They come from beaches that vanished over a billion years ago.
Tim Voss > Tomobolo; Cook County, Minnesota Tombolos are islands connected to the mainland by a gravel or sandbar. This one is located on Lake Superior several miles northeast of Grand Marais, Minnesota.
Tim Voss > Merry Christmas (Thank God They're Securely Fenced) Every useable square foot of this yard has been filled with inflatable and moving lawn decorations. They're even on the garage roof. You can hear the whooshes and hums of blowers and servo motors over the sounds of slowing or stopping traffic and the crying of frightened children. If your aesthetic sense is tickled by such displays, (in one way or another), it's worth a visit.
Tim Voss > The Sidewalk(s) Not Taken (with apologies to Robert Frost and anybody who likes inflatable lawn decorations) Two sidewalks diverged before the ornaments, And sorry I could not travel both, And be one traveler, long I stood, And looked down one as far as I could, To where it vanished in the darkness; Then took in the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because the snowmen might be brighter; Though as for that, those passing there, Would find them really about the same. And both that night equally lay, Beckoning on and trodden black. Oh, I kept them both for another day! Even knowing how way leads on to way, Barring sickness I was certain to come back. I shall be telling this with a smile, Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two sidewalks diverged before the ornaments, and I -- I drove home and had some eggnog with a tot of rum, And that has made all the difference.
Tim Voss > Happy Holidays! If you bothered to look at the previous two images, you might be wondering why I did this. It's a simple answer. I wanted to see what a yard and garage covered with inflatable and motorized lawn ornaments would look like in black and white. Then I wondered if I could make it look even more ominous and threatening and creeepy than it does in reality. Perhaps I have succeeded. If you haven't looked at the previous two images, might I suggest that you do so?
Tim Voss > Ice on Chester Creek; Duluth, Minnesota
New Snow, Bent Trees; Saint Paul, Minnesota

Ah, new snow for Christmas! Ah, getting snowed out of my Christmas Eve plans. Ah, well. It was a glorious snowshoe hike this morning. This was taken at Crosby Farm Park.
Tim Voss > New Snow, Bent Trees; Saint Paul, Minnesota Ah, new snow for Christmas! Ah, getting snowed out of my Christmas Eve plans. Ah, well. It was a glorious snowshoe hike this morning. This was taken at Crosby Farm Park.
New Snow, Bent Trees; Saint Paul, Minnesota

Ah, new snow for Christmas! Ah, getting snowed out of my Christmas Eve plans. Ah, well. It was a glorious snowshoe hike this morning. This was taken at Crosby Farm Park.
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