Showing posts with label historical sites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label historical sites. Show all posts

Friday, August 4, 2017

Lego at Ridgedale Center

Today me and dad went to Ridgedale Center and saw Lego historical sites like the Liberty Bell and the Lincoln Memorial. It was pretty cool of all the Lego and it was cool that they could make them. I could still remember a fact that I learned about Paul Revere. I still remember that he made his famous midnight ride on April 18, 1775. There were also these Lego places and one of them had a sewer where the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lives and there were rats. Another one of them had a gigantic snowman and they were working on its nose.

Friday, July 28, 2017

Dakota County History Museum

Today me and dad went to the Dakota County History Museum. We saw a giant floor map of Dakota County and got to see inside of a jail cell and some stuff that's technology. We also got go up by the office's and to the research room where we researched about our ancestors of West St. Paul.

Friday, July 14, 2017

Pilot Knob Bee Survey

Today me and dad went to Pilot Knob Hill for our second bee survey. Mom had to go to work, so it was just us two. It kind of easy to find a bumble bee, because there were lots of bumble bees. They marked the bumble bees so you don't catch them again so they don't get counted twice. There were 16 volunteers and we collected 81 bumble bees.  There were five different species of bumble bee that we caught today. After we caught bees we planted a seedling of a flower that bees like. Me and dad planted 18 flowers.

Thursday, July 26, 2012

North Shore Day 1

Today we drove to Lutsen, on the way we stopped at Split Rock Lighthouse where I took this picture.  This is me climbing in a hole made of rocks and a picture of me laying in my cool bed.

Friday, May 18, 2012

Red Wing

Me, my mommy and my daddy went to Red Wing today.  We went hiking, had lunch and went shopping.

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Eveleth

US Hockey Hall of Fame & the Big Stick

Saturday, August 23, 2008

It was HUGE and I touched it!

This is me with my mom and dad, we stopped to see the worlds largest ball of twine by one man on our way to visit friends at the lake.  We went through the museum too, it was educational.
I touched it all by myself.
This is me at the lake having a good time.  Dad made sandcastles in the sand, mom chatted with friends and dad went for a boat ride and came back really wet.