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Dad and Littlest374 views
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Tractors on Display374 viewsThings were starting to thin out by the time we took this picture (it was late on Sunday afternoon) but there was still plenty to look at.
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Train on the Curve374 views
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Andrew w/ Stroller374 views
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Southeast Minneapolis373 viewsSoutheast Minneapolis, as viewed from Tower Hill Park. This photo looks toward downtown, overlooking part of the campus of the University of Minnesota. This picture became the background for the Twin Cities MIDI logo (see the Fischersplace.com Vault for more info on TCM)
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Crazy Horse373 viewsCrazy Horse, as it looked when we were there. Supposedly the entire Mount Rushmore would fit in the area behind Crazy Horse's face...
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Look, a Choo Choo!373 viewsWilliam loves trains ("choo choo's", as he calls them), and this beautiful garden railroad layout at the Botanical Gardens was a favorite spot for him.
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Replacement power poles373 views
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Sand Play373 viewsWilliam plays near the pyramid.
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First Model 730 Shipped373 viewsThe plaque reads: "This 730 gas row crop was the first 730 to be shipped from the John Deere Waterloo Works. It was part of a group of three tractors that were shipped to Madison, Wis., on July 31, 1958. The other two tractors were a 530 and a 630, making that grouping the first 30 series tractors to leave the factory. This 730 was found in a barn in northern Illinois in the spring of 2006. A 240-hour restoration was just completed by Jeff McManus. It is proudly owned by the Darick L. Franzen family.
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Northern Pier373 views
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