by Laura Billings Coleman | Jan 31, 2014 | Environment |
On a bluebird morning last March, I slid off the chairlift for my family’s first run of the day at Lutsen, and surveyed the wintery scene. To the south, the Midwest’s only mountain tram was already running at full speed, disgorging black diamond types from bright red gondola cars. To the east, sunlight glazed the granite surface of Lake Superior, as glacial chunks of ice bobbed and rippled at the shoreline. In the sky overhead, a hawk drew circles around the frozen pines. And at the top of the aptly named “Big Bunny” run, my kindergartener was screaming his head off, begging to go back to the car.
by Laura Billings Coleman | Nov 11, 2013 | Entrepreneurship, Environment |
Caught the penumbral lunar eclipse over Grand Marais’ East Bay.
by Laura Billings Coleman | Sep 16, 2013 | Environment |
“He may be a winner in people’s hearts,” Balcomb says, ”but to other whales he’s a loser with a skin condition.”
by Laura Billings Coleman | Sep 4, 2013 | Education, Environment |
Expanding the map of what’s possible in the Twin Cities is part of the mission at Macalester College.
by Laura Billings Coleman | Aug 28, 2013 | Environment |
Went up to the Boundary Waters for a travel story about canoeing with kids, but discovered they like the paddle board even better.
