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RE: Duluth in early December

by daveelmstrom 17 May 2012

Duluth is a great city. I tend to enjoy it more during the summer, but I'm kind of a wimp when it comes to winters. As noted above, Duluth…
RE: Duluth in early December

by tilos 16 May 2012

Please keep a close eye out for road conditions if you travel. It is easy to get stranded somewhere at that time of year. As a warm-weat…
RE: Duluth in early December

by stopthebus 16 May 2012

My wife thanks me every day (only a slight exaggeration) for not taking a job in Duluth four years ago.
RE: Duluth in early December

by laketraveller 16 May 2012

And Duluth is even colder than Minneapolis.
RE: Duluth in early December

by LouisXIV 16 May 2012

A number of years ago I was in Minneapolis for the middle two weeks of December and I don't think the temperature ever got above 5 below…
RE: Duluth in early December

by laketraveller 15 May 2012

Whether or not it's an ideal time depends upon what you wish to do. It is the ideal time for dog sledding, ice fishing and cross country…
Duluth in early December

by cohenam 15 May 2012

I will be in Duluth, Minnesota in the first week of December for a wedding. I am trying to decide if I should make the most of my time…
RE: winter road conditions midwest

by mrpenney 19 April 2012

Note that they clear the Interstates first. So if there's snow in the forecast for when you go, you definitely want to take I-35 to Duluth,…
RE: excluding General Tso's Chicken

by ManchVegas 16 April 2012

I wanna go to Duluth. They have a revolving bar. That's my new theme. I want to travel to cities with revolving bars. http://www.radisson…
RE: Where to travel to?

by daveelmstrom 29 March 2012

The problem with going all the way out to California, is that the train trip is more than 40 hours each way. That means you will burn…
America's Upper Midwest: Wisconsin and Minnesota

by Himalayafan 16 March 2012

Though I spend a lot of time now traveling in Asia, I am from America's Midwest. If you like nature, camping, canoeing, and the out of…
RE: One city per letter...

by rhythm_blues 10 March 2012

What a great challenge! I got 25 out of 26 letters: Anchorage, AK Birmingham, AL Charleston, SC Duluth, MN Eugene, OR Fort Wort …
RE: Lake superior

by daveelmstrom 13 February 2012

Two questions: - When are you going? - How much time do you have? Duluth is one of my favorite towns - lots to do and see there for 2-3…
RE: The ex-Flexi goes to London!!

by spampants_ 07 January 2012

Bruce, I'll be there Friday night, and all day Saturday. Feels weird planning a short trip to London like I'm going to Duluth.
RE: 22yr-old Female. Looking for a solitary place in U.S. to travel. HELP!

by insightfulone 26 December 2011

Not sure what your automobile situation is, but being in Chicago have you thought about Northern WI? It will be alittle on the chilly…
RE: Best US cities for me to visit?

by DaBaba 21 August 2011

Binghamton, NY Charleston, WV Gary, IN Paducah, KY Jackson, MS Fort Smith, AR Duluth, MN Morgan City, LA Texarkana, TX Amarillo, TX …
RE: In Montreal this weekend, need guidance

by paulieg 22 July 2011

I agree with post 2 about St-Denis, but only below Sherbrooke (and if it's nonsense, it's a different kind of nonsense). Above Sherbrooke…
RE: Calgary to Charlottetown

by bcarlier 09 May 2011

Thanks all! it seems indeed the northern route through Thunder Bays is slower, with all those moose crossing the road etc. Bay of Fundy…
Driving Regina to Ottawa via US

by kemamo06 11 April 2011

I'm drving my car back from Vancouver and will be staying with friends/relatives in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Would then like to travel…
"Faded glory" / Rust-belt history tour - ideas; locations?

by windblowner 07 April 2011

Let's say that you wanted to do a leisurely tour of some Rustbelt cities and towns that hit their peak in past decades, and have been…
RE: Montreal recommendations

by ref_traveller 10 March 2011

Hi, we don't have Macy's, Saks, or Nordstrom in Canada. You are in luck, though, as Montreal is probably one of the few Canadian cities…
RE: Walking Cities USA

by clarkcoan 03 March 2011

I found this list of small and medium size cities which are walkable. I can vouch for Eureka Springs, AR, Boulder, CO and Portland, OR.…
RE: Learning French in Montreal

by dainha 03 March 2011

I was looking for a french course as well, and I found abut a year ago La Maison De L'Amitié De Montréal. this place offers free english…
RE: Road trip including Chicago and Minneapolis.

by daveelmstrom 09 February 2011

If you're interested in rail trails, here are three that I really enjoy in the region. All are very scenic: The first and probably best…
Re: Winter Weekend in Montreal

by ref_traveller 09 February 2011

For restaurant information, it´s best to ask at [Chowhound|http://www.chowhound.com]. To experience the ¨ambiance¨ of Montreal, I´d highly…