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Pipestone National Monument Photo PrintFor countless generations, American Indians have quarried the red pipestone found at Pipestone National Monument. These grounds are sacred because the pipestone quarried here is carved into pipes used for prayer. Many believe that the pipe's smoke carries one's prayer to the Great Spirit. The traditions of quarrying and pipe making continue here today. Brian Mark Peterson Star Tribune

Monarch butterflies take flight from wild flowers seen near the Big Rivers Regional Trail in Mendota Heights

552 miles to the Gulf of Mexico

The Tulipa Fringed Tulip is a show stopper

presenting at child abuse conferences and law enforcement trainings

to soldiers returning home to all this from the "war to end all wars

500 pieces

The Ramsey County Historical Society

both at home and "over there" and citizens on the home front were subjected to loyalty tests and new depths of government surveillance

Photo: Leila Navidi/Star Tribune

This stunning Great Horned Owl is one of hundreds of birds rehabilitated by The Raptor Center of the University of Minnesota

from fresh garlic scape pesto to roasted root vegetable hummus

The frame is wired & ready to hang