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Things to Know Before You Move to Duluth

Video of Garrison Keillor in Duluth at the DECC Symphony Hall performing for A Prairie Home Companion.

The Owls Club of Duluth, Minn.

Video from Adam Carr’s “January in Duluth” blog.

The Singing Sands of Julian Bay

Duluth’s Bob and Peggy Hom check out the “singing sands” at Julian Bay on Stockton Island in this In Wisconsin segment from 2008.

Bernie Larsen and Alan Sparhawk featuring DJ Burt Blackarach — “Bottomless”

Perfect Duluth Day’s Best Videos of 2011

Best Videos of 2011

The Bridge in Winter

Aerial Lift Bridge photos by Rick Mickelson.

Trampled by Turtles – “Where is My Mind”

Produced by Justin Gustavison and edited by Angel Gustavison.

Video Archive: 14-year-old Paula Shires of Bovey tears it up on Chemielewski Fun Time

It’s ladies’ night and the feeling is right.

Choreographer Morgan Thorson and Low – “Heaven”

There’s a bunch of background in a previous post, “Low reaches for ‘Heaven’ with dance.”

Retribution Gospel Choir – “Working Away” Documentary

Duluth guys in Spain.

Northern Lights on Spring Lake

Video by Sparky Stensaas, shot two weeks ago on Spring Lake in Carlton County.

Dead Man Winter in the Current studio

[This post originally contained an embedded video that no longer exists at the source.]

Trampled by Turtles side project Dead Man Winter performs “Wasteland,” “A Long Cold Night in Minneapolis” and “Nicotine.”

Thanks Mom: Baby brown thrasher eats foot-long garter snake

While out doing bird surveys for the Minnesota DNR, Sparky Stensaas came across a baby brown thrasher trying to swallow a foot-long garter snake.

Michele Bachmann for President

After making the official announcement today that she’s running for President of the United States, Michele Bachmann told Fox News: “Just like John Wayne was from Waterloo, Iowa — that’s the kind of spirit that I have, too.”

One little problem: The famous star of western films is from Winterset, Iowa — 150 miles from Waterloo. Serial killer John Wayne Gacy lived in Waterloo, though.

Thumbs Up for Rock and Roll!

Shot in Bemidji. Starring Owen Kosevich after his first bike ride, with his father Nick behind the camera.

“I feel happy of myself!” Owen says. “Everybody, I know you can believe in yourself. If you believe in yourself, you will know how to ride a bike! If you don’t you just keep practicing. You will get the hang of it. If you keep practicing you will get the hang of it and then you can get better and better at it as you do it. Thumbs up, everybody, for rock and roll!”

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