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> Boat Ramp in Winter; Tofte, Minnesota Tofte Park is a delightful little stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the old fishing village of Tofte.
> Looking North from Oberg Mountain; Cook County, Minnesota The fence really does look like this!
> Looking East from Oberg Mountain; Cook County, Minnesota The ridges above Lake Superior in Cook County are known as the Sawtooth Mountains. Mountain is a misnomer, but there are some wonderful views.
> Bench and Fresh Snow on Oberg Mountain; Cook County, Minnesota
> Rime Ice on Tansy Stalks; Two Harbors, Minnesota
> Rime Ice on Tansy Stalks with Frost Smoke and Lighthouse; Two Harbors, Minnesota
> Edgar B. Speer Loading Taconite Pellets in Frost Smoke; Two Harbors, Minnesota It was a bit below zero Fahrenheit when I took this one. A stiff southwest wind was pushing frost smoke off Lake Superior into Agate Bay (Two Harbors). The Speer's bridge is probably fifty to sixty feet above the water. http://www.boatnerd.com/pictures/fleet/speer.htm
> Rocks, Snow, Water; Grand Marais, Minnesota
> Rocks, Snow, Water; Grand Marais, Minnesota
Boat Ramp in Winter; Tofte, Minnesota

Tofte Park is a delightful little stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the old fishing village of Tofte.
> Boat Ramp in Winter; Tofte, Minnesota Tofte Park is a delightful little stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the old fishing village of Tofte.
Boat Ramp in Winter; Tofte, Minnesota

Tofte Park is a delightful little stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the old fishing village of Tofte.
Photo by: Tim Voss • see photo in gallery
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