Explore Minnesota Newsletter: Summer 2008
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Tall Ships Sail Into Duluth Artist_RenderingDuluth will welcome three tall ships into the harbor August 1-3, with on-board tours of these fascinating replicas of historic vessels. The ships will be in port as part of the Duluth Maritime Festival, celebrating the state’s Sesquicentennial.
Minnesota’s County Fairs Artist_RenderingThis is a listing of most of Minnesota’s county fairs, though some fairs had not confirmed their dates when this issue of the Explorer went to press.
Great Golf, Fine Food Make a Nice Match Artist_RenderingIn many towns across Minnesota, when folks plan a special meal out, they head for the local golf course. Many clubhouse restaurants are noted for their great food, with views of a beautifully landscaped course as a scenic backdrop. More about golf
Update from Bluff Country: What’s New in the Southeast? Artist_RenderingThe southeast bluff country of Minnesota is strikingly picturesque, a landscape of wooded bluffs, limestone cliffs, and streams winding through rural valleys. But it wasn’t really “discovered” by tourists until the Root River Trail was developed in the 1980s and lured thousands of cyclists to its secluded scenic pathway.
Wineries Serve Up Wide Variety of Flavors and Fun Artist_RenderingMinnesota, long celebrated for sky blue waters, has uncorked another vibrant liquid. It’s wine, made in Minnesota from Minnesota-grown grapes.

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Posted on Jun 26 2008 | Tagged as: Newsletter

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