#OnlyinMN: Summer in Motion
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Summer in Motion Location List:
Theodore Wirth Golf Course, Minneapolis
Minnehaha Falls Park, Minneapolis
Lee-Mar Ranch, Granite Falls
Parkway Ave., Lanesboro
Kerfoot Canopy Tour, Henderson
ProKart Indoor, Burnsville
Blue Mounds State Park, Luverne
Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis
Upper Sioux Agency State Park, Granite Falls
Schell's Brewery, New Ulm
ATV Park, Chatfield
Dinner on the Farm, Northfield
Schell's Brewery, New Ulm
Dinner on the Farm, Northfield
Kerfoot Canopy Tour, Henderson
Pipestone Monument, Pipestone
Sea Salt Restaurant, Minneapolis
Kerfoot Canopy Tour, Henderson
Stone Arch Park, Minneapolis
Rock the Garden, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis
Ribfest, Mankato
The bluffs, Lanesboro
Blue Mounds State Park, Luverne
Drive a Tank, Kasota
Blue Mounds State Park, Luverne
Dinner on the Farm, Northfield
Minnehaha Falls, Minneapolis
Schell's Brewery, New Ulm
Pipestone Monument, Pipestone
Dinner on the Farm, Northfield
Redwood Falls, Redwood Falls
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Greenville Alabama - A Walk in Town
Greenville, Alabama
Greenville, known as the Camellia City, is the county seat of Butler County, Alabama. At the 2000 census, the population was 7,228. The town lies between Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama, along the area of Interstate 65 known as the Lost Highway in honor of Country Singer Hank Williams, Sr. Greenville was first settled in 1819. Immigrants named it Greenville due to the forests of oak trees that reminded them of their former home in Greenville, South Carolina. Greenville's original name was Buttsville.
This is Part Two of a Three Part Video Series on Greenville, Alabama.
Part One, A Drive in Town can be seen at
Part Three, Greenville's Historic Train Depot can be seen at:
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Road Trip: Western USA (Part 1)
This is the first part of a multi-part series. Links to the other parts are below the description.
In the summer of 2018, two days after our wedding, my wife and I embarked on a four-week journey across the US for our honeymoon. My wife is from South Korea, where we live together, and this was her first trip to the US (my home country). We chose to spend our honeymoon driving cross-country because we didn’t know if we’d ever again get another opportunity like this. Starting from my parents’ home in Ohio, our journey took us over 7,000 miles (11,000 km) across 18 states. This first video mainly focuses on the time we spent driving through the midwest and exploring South Dakota (namely, the Badlands and the Black Hills). The other videos in this series will chronicle our travels through Glacier National Park, Washington state (Seattle, San Juan Islands, Olympic Peninsula), Oregon (Portland, the coast), California (redwoods, San Francisco, Yosemite, Death Valley), Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, Utah (Monument Valley, Arches National Park), and Denver.
*A note about this first video: You may notice that there’s a point in the video when we are no longer driving the same vehicle we began the trip with. This is because we ran into car trouble a couple of days into the trip, causing us to get stuck in the Black Hills longer than we’d planned and forcing us to eventually swap cars for the remainder of the trip.
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Part 2 (Glacier National Park, Seattle, San Juan Islands, Olympic Peninsula):
Part 3 (Portland, Oregon Dunes, northern California coast, redwood forests, San Francisco):
Link to Part 4 coming soon!