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Obviously the best place to be at the Mall of America.
Okay, so this one isn't from Minnesota. It's the aquarium in Chicago.
posted by Ellen at 3:51 PM
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Obviously the best place to be at the Mall of America.
Okay, so this one isn't from Minnesota. It's the aquarium in Chicago.
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4 Comments:
Where's the photo of the new haircut???
Um...I haven't taken it yet?
i really like the Gold Medal Flour picture and building. what's the story behind that? are there some modern additions to it, or am i just imagining them?
That's the Guthrie theater peeking out from behind the grain elevator. The Gold Medal Flour sign is on an old mill works that's been converted to a museum. Ceri would know more about it though.
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