Somewhere in between flying B-24s in two wars and raising three kids and two Great Danes, my grandpa Floyd went to dental school. After running his practice for a few years out of a small office in NE Minneapolis, a cozy, unassuming building went up for sale a block north,
Washington Ave Part 1 & 2
One of my favorite streets in the city. Had to split it into two days, as the heat took me over on day one 🙂
Shingle Creek Neighborhood, Part 1 & 2
I had limited time today, so I set out to walk the Southern portion of the Shingle Creek neighborhood, thinking it would be just a few miles. But after an hour and a half I had only walked Xerxes to Upton, about 1/5 of the neighborhood. Blocks are longer in
Hennepin Ave
Started at Lakewood Cemetery, crossed 280 into Lauderdale, and back to Lakewood.
Lowry Ave
I was so excited to walk Lowry. For all nostalgia’s sake. It was the route we’d take to visit my dad at his office off of Lowry & Johnson my entire youth, where my brother and I would hold our breath going over the old rickety green bridge, and where
Central Ave
I set out today to photograph one specific dumpster for my Dumpsters of Minneapolis project. It caught my eye after Funk Fest at Sociable CiderWerks, and I had to go back to get a closer look. Unfortunately, it was trapped behind a high security fence with no trespassing signs everywhere
NE Broadway
Finished off the rest of Broadway today heading east to 280 then back, just beating the thunderstorms.