My name is Mark Nicklawske. Nick if you grew up in North St. Paul. I worked as a journalist in the Twin Cities area for 25 years. When my wife Jen earned her PhD and landed a teaching position at the University of Maine we moved out east. Now we’re back in Minnesota. Jen is teaching at the University of Minnesota Duluth and I’m writing about our adventures on the North Shore.
Read my Maine blog (2012-2015) at: markinmaine.wordpress.com
35 Years in the Big Sky Country
This blog documents the photo-gathering roadtrips for RoadsideArchitecture.com (aka roadarch.com). That gigantic website covers buildings, signs & statues from the 1920s-1970s. The posts here offer about a dozen photos from each day of shooting. In winter, there are "news" posts about demolitions, removals, remodeling, restorations, etc.
Featuring student work from the University of Minnesota Duluth Journalism program.
Dispatches from the shores of Lake Superior
Exploring the North Woods
Duluth, Minnesota based birder. Sax-Zim Bog naturalist.
What happens when a Twin Cities townie follows his wife into the woods?
He farms! He writes! He paints!
Celebrating Historic Duluth, Minnesota
Dispatches from the shores of Lake Superior
Dispatches from the shores of Lake Superior
Dispatches from the shores of Lake Superior
Dispatches from the shores of Lake Superior
The latest news on WordPress.com and the WordPress community.
Nick Up North 
So the question is…..will I still get your stuff at facebook or do I have to push some different buttons….yours in technology….Corbett.
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Good question Corbett. Just stay tuned on FB. I’ll keep posting links to the new blog on FB like usual.
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Enjoying your blog, and just added it to the Duluth MN app (see Outdoors section)! You may learn more about the app, which is sponsored by Destination Duluth, and developed by me via my own blog: http://www.365daysofbirds.com/2016/01/14/duluth-mn-app-now-live/
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Thanks Richard. I follow your blog too. It’s super.
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Nick~I want to thank you for your blog RE:visiting the grave of Chestervllle, Maine, Civil War veteran Joseph Brown French. I’m a volunteer for Maine Old Cemetery Asso. working to preserve our ancient cemeteries as well as helping Chesterville document/locate all of their veterans graves. Their heritage society was unaware that Joseph’s Civil War Diary was in Bangor, or that he was buried in Fayette, or that you’d transcribed his diary & tweeted excerpts! We’re also working to post photos to the Findagrave website ~ may we use your beautiful photo showing his flag flying? Your efforts are greatly appreciated!
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Thank you for reading. Yes, you can use the photo. It would be an honor. I have lots of beautiful pictures from that cemetery. If you want them I could send you a few. Cheers!
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Hey where did you buy your Maine green and white pine tree bonnet?
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A thrift store years ago. Probably Goodwill in Bangor. It’s an old one!
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