Heading there for a conference, and as I see it, I have two choices. Get drunk with computer geek cow-orkers, or do some wandering. Or is that not a good idea down there? Wood-working related or not, places of interest would be appreciated...
Clint
Heading there for a conference, and as I see it, I have two choices. Get drunk with computer geek cow-orkers, or do some wandering. Or is that not a good idea down there? Wood-working related or not, places of interest would be appreciated...
Clint
"Bob Gramza"
All of these are quite far from downtown.
I like the lakes, and surrounding gardens, etc. You can probably still rent a bike around either Harriet or Calhoun. This would be a full day kind of activity.
The Walker Art Center (Museum..) is also pretty cool. The outdoor displays there are pretty famous. There is also a nice park nearby, with food on Hennipen, about 1 mile away. This would take about 4 hours, though I've swept through just the outdoor stuff in under 1 hour. They have a website that should be an easy find.
In the evening, some like the club scene around 1st avenue - youth, music, etc. Riverplace (St. Anthony Main) is also a good night spot with a more restraunts, less kids, dining kind of scene.
I haven't lived there in over 7 years, so all the above may have burned to the ground...
- Nate
Great old hardware store in St Paul.
There is also a Woodcraft and 4 Rocklers stores.
Scott
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