After leaving Minneapolis and heading to Wisconsin, we stopped in a antique town: Duluth. The city laid on the northern shores of Lake Superior, the largest lake in the world, and was quite the charm. The Duluth´s old red brick … Continue reading Duluth & Glensheen Mansion
I simply loved Minneapolis! The city was so green and organized, on my Standards, for a big city. I hadn’t noticed until then, I love nature and all, but I love the city and its excitement too. Big modern buildings … Continue reading Minneapolis & St. Paul
Probably one of the highlights of our trip so far was watching the Sun Dance and staying at Mary’s house, one of members of the tribe. The reservation was an endless flat land, which eventually some tiny hills appeared, full … Continue reading Native Tribe of the Lakota
The Grand Tetons National Park is mind blowing. The dryness of the prairies contrasting with large turquoise lakes and the rocky mountains. The massive blue sky, the golden horizon dotted with small green bushes, the icy crystal-clear lakes and rivers, … Continue reading The Grand Tetons & Jackson Hole
We didn’t spend much time in Yellowstone, two days total, but it was unforgettable. The weather was bipolar and the wind was blowing constantly. If you didn’t know, Yellowstone is the first national park in the United States (established in … Continue reading Yellowstone National Park
