This year the Nobodies Summer Tour went big in a small way. Inspired by Jill A. Johnson's Book Little Minnesota ; a nostalgic look a Minnesota's smallest towns, the Nobodies spent six days traveling around Minnesota passing through many small towns, while using only county roads and state highways. From the eastern boarder following the St. Croix River and Mississippi River to country roads along the Iowa boarder then heading north to the Canadian boarder following the Rainy River, the Nobodies saw a good sampling of little Minnesota. The natural beauty of the state was continuous throughout the tour. Due to our photo policy that no members can be photographed; all the pictures of the tour are scenic with the exception of the author and Jawa The Puttz ( who is an illegal alien from the Gazx Galaxy, thus rendering him no personal rights).
SMALL TOWN MINNESOTA HAS MANY CITY PARKS
THE MISSISSIPPI IS TEAMING WITH WILDLIFE AND COMMERCE
MINNEISKA IS A CLASSIC SMALL TOWN Pop: 111
THE NOBIDIES CAMPED AT STATE PARKS
Beaver Creek State Park near Caledonia
Beaver Creek needed to be crossed......nice slippery algae covered concrete
County Road along the Minnesota/Iowa border
Small Town Minnesota offered many nice lunch break sites
Sometimes the County roads regressed to narrow gravel roads
Far North at Lake Of The Woods near Baudette we camped at Zippel Bay State Park
The Rainy River with north shoreline Canada
At last back at Lake Superior near Tettegouche State Park
Kickstand and Java The Puttz in the middle of nowhere: this photo was taken by a brown bear
The Nobodies are now accepting preregistration for their Octoburr Tour of the Northwest Angle of Minnesota. Just email us or contact us on our blog for all the details and a registration form.
