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> Little Two Harbors, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park; Two Harbors, Minnesota A small community of fishermen once lived here next to Split Rock Lighthouse.
> Pellet Island; Silver Bay, Minnesota
> Marina in Winter; Silver Bay, Minnesota Fishermen were living in Silver Bay by the early 1900's. The village came into existence in 1952. It was platted by Reserve Mining Company to serve the taconite processing plant and harbor the company started building in 1951. The steam plume is from the taconite plant.
> Snow and Branches; Grand Marais, Minnesota
> The Beaver House; Grand Marais, Minnesota Bright, colorful, and complete with a giant walleye head, the Beaver House is a Grand Marais landmark. It's worth a stop inside, even if you don't fish! Oh, the walleye's tail sticks up above the roof during the warm seasons. It's taken down come winter.
> Heavy Snow on the Cascade River, Cascade River State Park; Lutsen, Minnesota This one didn't turn out like I wanted. But given the heavy snow that was falling and the failing light, I'll take it.
> New Snow on Spruce Branches, Cascade River State Park; Lutsen, Minnesota
> Tofte Park in Winter; Tofte, Minnesota
> Winter Grasses; Tofte, Minnesota Tofte Park is a delightful little stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the old fishing village of Tofte.
Little Two Harbors, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park; Two Harbors, Minnesota

A small community of fishermen once lived here next to Split Rock Lighthouse.
> Little Two Harbors, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park; Two Harbors, Minnesota A small community of fishermen once lived here next to Split Rock Lighthouse.
Little Two Harbors, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park; Two Harbors, Minnesota

A small community of fishermen once lived here next to Split Rock Lighthouse.
Photo by: Tim Voss • see photo in gallery
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