Bridge to Heaven
I heard that Japanese tourists visit Enger Park to view the “Bridge to Heaven,” as Park Point resembles a famous pine-tree covered sand bar in Japan. Both are viewed upside down, by bending over and looking between your legs. Here
I heard that Japanese tourists visit Enger Park to view the “Bridge to Heaven,” as Park Point resembles a famous pine-tree covered sand bar in Japan. Both are viewed upside down, by bending over and looking between your legs. Here
What a cool piece of info!
Wow, that is truly amazing, I will have to tell my brother in Tokyo and his Japanese wife to check it out and visit me!
It might change their minds if they actually went to Superior. [rimshot?]
Maybe so, but you still got your head up your ass in Duluth.