Somewhere about 2300 feet below this beautiful piece of geology and biology they are trying to catch neutrons flung towards northern Minnesota from Chicago and looking for "Dark Matter", the stuff that we think makes up over 90% of our universe but that we have never seen. Who'd a thunk it? - Digital Nature - Images of our world by Timothy T. Boyle Photography

The MNDNR Project WET, WILD, & Learning Tree Workshop for 2008 was held at Vermilion College in Ely, MN, July 15 - 19th, 2008. Field trips, classroom instruction, trying teacher's programs, and commradery was all part of the fun and learning.
The last day was a daytrip into the the beautiful Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness.

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dignature > Somewhere around here is a giant loose poodle.

dignature > Somewhere about 2300 feet below this beautiful piece of geology and biology they are trying to catch neutrons flung towards northern Minnesota from Chicago and looking for "Dark Matter", the stuff that we think makes up over 90% of our universe but that we have never seen. Who'd a thunk it?

dignature > The iron ore crushing and loading station towers over Tower, MN.

dignature > Everything is still "iron ore orange" scores of decades since it's last use.

dignature > The Little Minecar that couldn't.

dignature > "In a big country, dreams stay with you..."

dignature > "Winkie" the abandoned mine car

Somewhere about 2300 feet below this beautiful piece of geology and biology they are trying to catch neutrons flung towards northern Minnesota from Chicago and looking for "Dark Matter", the stuff that we think makes up over 90% of our universe but that we have never seen. Who'd a thunk it?