Natural lawn
FUMC “Coppertop” gardens
Look how beautiful the church looks as dusk hits Duluth. The entrance has geraniums and dusty miller. More than 15 gardens at the Coppertop Church surround the church or are sprinkled within the parking-lot. Volunteers prepare the soil, plant, water, weed, and landscape each garden. Care of each garden is broken down into groups of people so that it doesn’t become overwhelming to one person. 
Capitalizing on a Socialist theme
Blessing of the pets
Pastors blessed pets, mostly dogs and cats, but also a couple of hamsters and a gecko, during a Wednesday night outdoor church service at the Coppertop. It began to rain. At first I was worried, but it was light rain during the end of the service. I decided It had been years since I’ve walked in the rain so Maggie and I walked back home from
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church in downtown Duluth is an historic site. The church is one of Duluth’s most prominent Romanesque buildings. Tiffany stained glass windows are part of the uniqueness of this building. The woodworking in the interior is also fabulous. (I was there to attend a memorial.) Here are some other photos I’ve posted on this blog over the years http://www.duluthdailyphoto.com/first-presbyterian-steeple/, http://www.duluthdailyphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/13-08-15-Steeple.jpg and http://www.duluthdailyphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/2013-June-2-Towers-IMG_3372.jpg
Two elder friends
Japanese sister city delegates host tea ceremony
Iona’s Beach
Port Town Trolley
This photo was taken last year aboard the trolley. My husband showed his cousin the sites while aboard the trolley. She had never really seen Superior Street. She enjoyed seeing Fitger’s.
Unique doll/unique way to transport
