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Floodwood, Minnesota 55736
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Greetings From Northern Minnesota. Postcard.
Floodwood, MN
Floodwood, Catfish Capital, water tower in Floodwood, Minnesota
Floodwood, Catfish Capital, water tower in Floodwood, Minnesota
Floodwood
A flooded back yard from the water of the St Louis River in Floodwood, Minnesota
A flooded back yard from the water of the St Louis River in Floodwood, Minnesota
Grand Rapids Flyer
Northern Hawk Owl Surnia ulula
BNSF 1832 at Floodwood, MN
BN on the GN
Floodwood Fire Watch Tower
Rice Camp sign on Rice Haven Rd in Floodwood, Minnesota
Poling a canoe through wild rice plants at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Using carved cedar knockers to remove the ripened wild rice grains from the plant at a Wild Rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Sifting through newly gathered widl rice to remove extra debris before parching at a Wild Rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Wigwas Giiman (Birchbark Canoe) on display at a Wild Rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Shaving wood to shape a pole at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Poling a canoe back to shore at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Poling a canoe to wild rice plants at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Using high, clean moccasins to jig the parched rice which loosens the hulls at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Parching the wild rice over an open flame by stirring the wild rice inside a cast iron kettle at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Parching the wild rice over an open flame by stirring the wild rice inside a cast iron kettle at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Winnowing the wild rice in a birch bark basket tosses away the husks while the heavier kernels fall to the bottom at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
Winnowing the wild rice in a birch bark basket tosses away the husks while the heavier kernels fall to the bottom at a wild rice camp in Floodwood, Minnesota
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