The Fight for Pedestrian Safety
from streets.mn by Nathaniel M Hood
Getting even a modest pedestrian improvements can be an uphill battle. We have a design bias and process that is inherently unfriendly to pedestrians and bicycles. While we’ve made great strides in the last decade, it’s still a constant (and frustrating) battle.
Top 5 ways young people can become ag advocates
from Minnesota Farm Living by Kristeena Patsche
I often get asked why I decided to go into agriculture. Yes, I grew up on a farm but my thoughts were to become a nurse. It wasn’t until I attended an agriculture leadership conference my senior year of high school (despite not wanting to go) that I realized how many negative things were being said about agriculture.
I was shocked. I was almost offended that someone would say those things about people just like my mom and dad.
Southern Minnesota Harvest, In Images And Words
from Minnesota Prairie Roots by Audrey Kletscher Helbling
DRIVING A GRAVEL ROAD on an October afternoon draws you into the intimacy of the country. Cornfield close. See the harvest close.
Riding gravel: an interview
from Biking in Mpls by Lindsey Wallace
Angie and Sean organize the Miesville FiftySix, which happened for the first official time this year in April. I talked to them about what gravel riding is all about, and why they like it so much.
If you blog and would like your work considered for Minnesota Blog Cabin, please submit our registration form.
