Paul Bunyan Trail  Page 2

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A field of mamas and babies

Heartland State Trail to Park Rapids

Park Rapids moose

Notice the center of the street is for parking too.

John and Laurie

We are on the trail route in the town of Nevis, MN

Do Hansel & Gretel live here?

John going back for more pictures.

Laurie is sitting in Paul Bunyan's hand.

A neat mailbox

Map of the trail system

A bike rack at the trailhead

The Beltrami County History Center

How would you like to have this Rolodex on your desk?

Laurie is trying out the Flight simulator

Many cars traveled the Jefferson Highway, not unlike Route 66.

Horses pull a car out of the river.

Cycling attire sure has changed.

Brainerd architecture

Look at the eyes in the head on top.

It is amazing what you can maake with a bicycle wheel.

Murial in delicious Minnesota Fine Cafe', downtown Brainerd.

How long has it been since you saw this store?

Laurie is standing by Paul and Babe.

Chief Bemidji story

A nice house on the lake.

Laurie is smelling the lilacs.

John, I am trying out my ZOOM lens, looks like it worked.

Looks like Laurie is eating. Man, A good zoom is nice.

Swedes park on the left and Norwegians park on the right.

Crossing the Mississippi River in Bemidgi, MN

Paul Bunyan's gun

Paul's fishing pole

John going over a bridge on the Paul Bunyan trail outside of Walker, MN.

Well, the trail is not finished on this part. But, they are working on this stretch.

Walker, MN

A nice underpass for cycling

We are at the Wood Tick Music show in Akeley. We got to see Elvis.

Jammin with the band. A toe tapping good time was had by all.

John and Laurie coming into the outskirts of Walker, MN. The motel is 1 mile more, With a hot shower and HOT TUB.

And you thought Hackensack was only in New Jersey.

Here is Paul Jr. in Hackensack

Lucinda, Paul's wife.

This telephone pole is low to the ground huh?

Nice lake property, eh?

Laurie and more lilacs

Beautiful garden by the road, down from a farm house.

Big peonies

Laurie and John as we are going south on the Paul Bunyan trail.

This hilly stretch was 8.1 miles long and pretty fun to ride.

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