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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

Cannot believe how lucky I was for that to be my first-ever Lynx game!!💚One of the most beautifully-played games of basketball I’ve witnessed in person from Olivia Miles, and an overall exciting and intense contest! Love the Lynx!

A photo showing the aftermath of a winning Minnesota Lynx game! Looking down to the court from the upper part of the lower bowl, with the enormous jumbotron (scoreboard) hanging above the court! On the screen are some Lynx players and lynx WIN, and players and media are starting immediate postgame things on the court! The court and immediate seats are brightly lit and the rest of the crowd is bathed in shadow.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 14/05/2026

I am p sure it started eating the fallen petals after this😍

Precious baby rabbit w/tiny cottontail sitting on pavement next to fallen pink blossoms & green grass! A green hose is in background.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 14/05/2026

Oh, you needed to see a baby bunny? Well, you’re in luck!💜🐇

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 25/03/2026

This isn’t from a recent protest (No Kings Mpls in Oct 2025) and even THEN the college students were getting way more involved than they had been earlier in the year! I mean, are you gonna try to tell me anyone but a bunch of college dudes would have created this sign? 😅Lol. Students hate ICE/trump!

A graphic anti-Trump, anti-ICE protest sign with a rather great likeness of Donald Trump saying “SATAN I’m cumming,” as Satan, holding pitchfork in one hand, jerks trump off with the other hand. A pentagram is next to Satan, and next to the scene in small letters is written in scrawly sharpie handwriting “objects may appear larger than they actually are” with an arrow to the penis

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 31/01/2026

ICE is not just in urban areas!! They are in our rural county seat towns and even smaller places! Immigrants and refugees are a major part of rural Minnesota, especially southern Minnesota!

Post from a Worthington MN Ice watch group about the illegal detainment of a resident. The post reads:
To clarify:
The person detained today had legal documentation to be in this country
He has no criminal record
He was simply jumpstarting his car when he was surrounded.
This is a reality many people still do not grasp.
Rest of post is mostly all information about rapid response and people’s rights, then:
What happened today was a major blow to our city.
This person is a model member of our community: hard worker, familia man, and respected.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

Please spread the truth!! From StarTrib, it was the man’s FAMILY who came outside of HIS HOUSE to defend him, they ran inside and he was shot in the process. the man had been chased by agents (with knows WHAT warrants) and he drove back to his house! there were children in the house!

Headline: Man’s family fought agents with shovels before agents shot man, sources say

After a car chase involving federal agents on Interstate 94, a man crashed his car in front of his home in north Mpls, multiple sources with knowledge of the incident say.

The man’s family came out of the home and started fighting agents with shovels before an agent shot the subjext of the car chase in the lef.

The Dept of Homeland Security said the agent fired “defensive shots.”

“The attacked officer and subject are both in the hospital,” DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 11/01/2026

Truly, you cannot silence us, and Minnesotans have—to put it lightly—had it.

Two signs on someone’s back: One on the top that says “Minnesota fought racists in 1861–we’ll do it again,” and a second that says “The blood of Minnesota demands JUSTICE.”

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 11/01/2026

You cannot silence Minnesotans! Minneapolis, Jan. 10, 2026

In the middle of large, tightly packed crowd of protestors, Minnesota’s beautiful flag flies. It is two shades of blue, one dark blue, in the rough shape of Minnesota, and the rest of the flag a lighter blue. An eight-pointed white star is in the center of the dark blue part of the flag. Under the flag is a sign that says “You cannot silence US!” Other flags (a Pride flag, upside-down American flags) are visible, along with a sign that says “all are welcome except ICE”

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 08/01/2026

We will not be silenced by the evil that has invaded our state.

A tightly packed huge crowd of coat and hat-wearing people is facing forward, listening to speakers at a vigil/rally for Renee Good. There are very bright streetlights lighting the area. The dimming evening sky is a few shades of blue, from lighter to darker as you look higher in the sky. houses are visible in the left side of the image. A large barren tree is in the center

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 08/01/2026

Minneapolis showed up tonight; solid blocks of people at peak, which was a bit later than this video (& this only captures not quite half the crowd). ICE OUT NOW!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

[if you haven’t seen it this is the meme format I am riffing off of; it has become one of my absolute favorites lmao]

A screenshot of an old twitter post by user ettingermentum that reads at the top “nice argument. However i have already portrayed myself as the sleek FDR bullet train and you as the seething coal locomotive.”

Below the text is a presumably mid 1930s to early 1940s satirical cartoon-like image of two locomotives: One sleek silver streamlined train with a face and chin and nose and glasses like President FDR, and the other a smaller, angry coal-belching old-fashioned brown locomotive with a huge mouth and furious eyes staring seethingly at the pompous FDR train, as they head down a double-tracked RR line in parallel the sky in the background is burnt orange with a telegraph/telephone pole in the left background next to FDR train.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 27/08/2025

As a Minnesotan not living in MN, my heart is once again torn apart by what’s happened there today. I can offer these photos of the stunning sunset (with rising new crescent moon) in Durham, NC last night as a bit of peace. Thinking of those directly and indirectly affected + everyone in MN.

A wide-angle photo of a beautiful sunset. The lower part of the photo is a dark tree-line, above which is a multi-colored sunset in warm orange, blue, and then large purple/pink-inflected clouds at the top. There are wispy darker clouds as well. All is calm, peaceful, and beautiful.

Zoomed in picture of the same sunset (A wide-angle photo of a beautiful sunset. The lower part of the photo is a dark tree-line, above which is a multi-colored sunset in warm orange, blue, and then large purple/pink-inflected clouds at the top. There are wispy darker clouds as well. All is calm, peaceful, and beautiful). In this picture, you can better see the white delicate crescent of the new moon rising in the center of the picture, between dark purplish wispy clouds.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 12/08/2025

On one hand, this game includes the poor 2025 Minnesota Twins. On the other hand, baseball on a night like this! ❤️

A picture of the view of Yankee Stadium from way up behind home plate. It’s a gorgeous summer’s night and the sky is a pale blue transitioning to a dark blue-gray farther down. The green grass is perfectly manicured in long vertical stripes, and the seats in view are mostly filled. The players are on the field and the fame is in progress. There’s a steady breeze that’s keeping the flags flapping at the top of the stadium

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 16/05/2025

The S. St. Paul Monorail owners proposed a connection to downtown St. Paul, but that never happened. The company (Enos Electric Railway of NJ) also proposed a line connecting Minneapolis and St. Paul, as shown in this fanciful rendering! Would've been a sight to see if it'd happened!

A late 19th century black and white rendering (so to speak!) with a monorail line superimposed over a photograph of downtown St. Paul, used by the Enos Electric Railway company to boost their proposal to connect downtown St. Paul to Mpls via a monorail line. The buildings, including (I think) the former St. Paul City Hall, are of fairly ornate stone, in contrast to the metal elevated monorail line in the foreground.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 16/05/2025

For something completely different: One of the few photographs of the famous, very short-lived (as in, several months) South St. Paul (MN) Monorail, shown in 1886-'87. A demonstration line, it was only 1,260 ft long & went to the top of the river bluff along Bryant Ave.

A screenshot of a vintage black and white photograph showing the famous South St. Paul Monorail (Minnesota). Photo circa 1886-'87, in the Bryant Ave area. Group wanted to do a real estate development in South St. Paul. Monorail led to it. Development and monorail failed. The photograph shows the monorail guideway, which is an iron structure held up by columns. The monorail car is visible in the far right background on the monorail track. The track is surrounded by trees.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

For something not the news: Amtrak Piedmont train #74 departs downtown Durham on a sunny day in late March, heading to its final stops at Cary and Raleigh, NC! TONS of passengers boarded—looked to be over 100. Happened to have my phone with me on a run and couldn’t resist watching and recording.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/04/2025

“Say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here!” #HandsOff Raleigh, NC. Refugees are welcome! Asylum seekers are welcome! Students who write op-eds are welcome! Down with the musk-trump takeover!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/04/2025

#Handsoff Raleigh! North Carolinians have HAD it! Great crowd. This shows the central portions (but not all) of the protest. Really impressive energy all around! I liked the “fire musk, save Elmo” sign. This was almost 1.5 hrs into the protest on a hot day so some had left already, too.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/04/2025

Sen. Tills does *not have* a spine! One of my favorite signs.

Picture of a protest sign being held up that says “thom tillies has no spine” and a photoshopped picture of Sen. tillis’ head on a worm, which has no spine just like him

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/04/2025

Outstanding turnout for #HandsOff in Raleigh! Zoom in on this pic to get a sense of how packed it was in the central area. Organizers said 10,000—that may be high but I’d say at least over 5,000 in total! Protest was dispersed on the mall + multiple city blocks so hard to get a full picture.

A huge packed protest crowd of thousands is visible behind a rally stage, in between imposing stone-faces buildings. Many people are golding up handmade signs. The sky is bright blue and the sun is bright!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

Everything I've seen from the construction update emails + this map on the website (metrocouncil.org/Transportati...) indicate "2025" for all the remaining trails to open. We'll see!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 18/03/2025

You have to be kidding me. The survey responses were THIS overwhelmingly negative towards moving buses off Nicollet in the online survey alone, and they're STILL trying to move ahead with this by 2026?! @hpan3.bsky.social I will put out my hope feelers on you writing about the disconnect here

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

From last week: Paralleling the Lynx Blue Line (hello Siemens S70!) on the way out of Charlotte, NC. Amtrak Piedmont train 72, complete with seemingly improved wifi and comfy seats as always!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 07/03/2025

Tonight I learned: During the heyday of Twin City Lines running steamboat service on Lake Minnetonka, there was for a brief time a TCRT employee had the epic title of Commodore of the Fleet, who (naturally) was in charge of coordinating the steamboat operations. There were 4 routes in total!

A very small and cute steamboat, the Stillwater, sits at a dock on Lake Minnetonka sometime between 1906 and 1910. The photo is black and white. The steamboat is made of wood and sits low in the lakewater next to the dock, with one enclosed main cabin, and a small upper deck, where two people dressed in period attire are standing. The Stillwater is flying a jaunty flag with its name on it. Three people are standing on the dock. The boat has one small smokestack near the back of it. Photo rights to the Minnesota Streetcar Museum.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 06/03/2025

Pregame genuine excitement levels + general noise levels in the Spectrum Center tonight are at like 2010-2011 Target Center levels; I feel the pain of Hornets fans! Loud cheers for Naz and honestly anytime the T-wolves do anything good! So many empty seats

The inside of a darkened basketball arena. An enormous scoreboard is in the center left of the photo and the floor of rhe court is ablaze with light. There’s a significant smattering of empty seats, especially in the upper level, which is hard to see in this pic. Go T-wolves!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/03/2025

Was a great turnout! Glad to see people taking the time to be in community like this!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/03/2025

Much better vibes than other things going on: Mardi Gras celebrations in downtown Durham, NC earlier tonight! Also an example of biking serendipity because I only encountered the fun because I’d just picked up my bike from the shop and decided to bike around on a warm evening❤️

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 01/02/2025

Here it is: your moment of zen. From a bit over a week ago, after we received a light snowfall here in NC and things were nice and frozenish for a bit😃 Sound up to hear the babbling creek!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 26/01/2025

Your train moment of zen for today! Piedmont 72 arriving at Durham, NC. North Carolina’s Amtrak-operated, state-run Piedmont & Carolinian services are some of the most successful in the nation, with record ridership for several years in a row. NC is looking to add a 5th Piedmont in a few years!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 10/01/2025

It gets worse-Quid pro quo! "Once buses are moved off Nicollet Mall, what improvements do you like to see." ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Many of these things already exist/happen; 3 of the new things could happen today! Also galling to see public restrooms on there as an option only once transit riders gone

A screenshot of a survey that says: Once buses are moved off Nicollet Mall, what improvements do you like to see on Nicollet Mall?
Survey options include:
Additional landscaping
Public restrooms
Public seating areas
Dedicated/protected bicycle lanes
Street festivals
Outdoor entertainment and music events
Outdoor markets and kiosks
Outdoor dining
Other

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 10/01/2025

I'm sincerely sorry, but in addition to seeing no clear promises of *how* transit service would materially, holistically IMPROVE for regular riders, it is an indictment of a certain American mentality that moving 1,000s of transit riders OFF a major street is meant to *improve* (buzzword) vibrancy!

A screenshot of website text that says:
City of MPLS to move transit off Nicollet Mall to improve service & vibrancy

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 15/12/2024

@lollardfish.bsky.social Received it a few days ago, and and am pumped to jump learn tons about a part of history that I know very little about today! Keep on writing!

The cover of Matthew Gabriele & David M. Perry’s new book, Oathbreakers! The book cover is tan with a large image of a metal sword. The book is laying on a warmly varnished wood coffee table, with a rug visible on some edges of the photo!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 09/12/2024

Bridal Veil Falls circa. 1865 to 1880, Upton's Views of Minnesota via MN Digital Library collection.mndigital.org/catalog/mpls...

A stereopticon slide view of Bridal Veil Falls, Minneapolis, MN, taken somewhere between 1865 and 1880. The doubled black and white image (for use in the stereopticon viewer) shows a decently tall--but not that tall--wispy waterfall coming off the edge of a rough limestone cliff and tumbling onto the pile of rocks below. The wispy train of water actually somewhat does resemble a traditional white bridal veil! On the cliff behind the falls are barren shrubs and trees.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/12/2024

The first rendering I've seen of Macalester College's new combined 250-bed upperclass dorm and admissions/"welcome center" building, sent to Mac alums + community members earlier today. This would be on Grand Ave., replacing the Cultural House [controversy], a parking lot, and a vacant lot. 1/8

An full-color architectural rendering of a potential new large building (250-bed dorm and 'welcome center' aka admissions) on the campus of Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. The rendering shows one very large, half block-long, 5-story building. The building's facade is mostly made of a reddish brick, with white accents on the top and bottom floors. The building is shown facing an urban street, from the perspective of the college's campus, with a walking path and gardens in the foreground. The large building's facade is also 'articulated'--instead of one long, uninterrupted wall, the massing is broken up in multiple places, with a potential 2nd story courtyard inbetween two sections of the dorm, and another gap separating the 2nd section of the dorm from the welcome center/dorm part of the building. The 1st section of the building contains the admissions/welcome center area, and the top three floor are cantilevered out over a small patio-type area, supported by very thin metal-looking columns. The entrance to the admissions/welcome center looks out onto the patio, and has two large street-facing windows in addition to a door. The brick or cladding on the entrance area is white.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 18/10/2024

A freshly painted bus-only lane on W. Lake St., Minneapolis, MN for your Friday!! A thing of beauty. Photo taken by Metro Transit and sent in today's construction update. Metro Transit's B Line (arterial bus rapid transit line) is under construction and slated to open in June of next year.

A possibly drone-taken photograph of W. Lake St. in Minneapolis, Minnesota, taken on a bright sunny day, with blue skies. The photo is looking east down Lake St., towards I-35W. The focal point of the photo is the street, newly resurfaced and restriped, with one lane fully painted a very bright red! This is/will be a bus lane for Metro Transit's buses--specifically the upcoming B Line arterial bus rapid transit line--to use. The street is framed by several new 6-8 story apartment buildings on one side of the street, with taller buildings in the background. Another building is under construction. The other side of the street is mostly parking lots and low, one-story buildings in the foreground, with more density in the background. In the far distance in the center of the photo, the former Sears building--now the Midtown Global Market building--is visible.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 17/10/2024

Hello new followers! I greet you with my first Bluesky video—of Amtrak, naturally! North Carolina has, without much popular [non train people] noticing, developed more frequent Amtrak corridor service than most of the country outside the Northeast. Huge crowd of ppl got on at Cary a few weeks ago!

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 28/09/2024

Play More Viola, said no one, anywhere, ev—said this bumper sticker, the only pro-viola anything I’ve ever seen in public!! And you know what? Play more viola, indeed! (As a mediocre viola player I can poke fun🎻)

A bumper sticker on a reddish car reading Play More Viola, which is naturally the correct sentiment

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 23/09/2024

Finally used GoTriangle after never having a logical chance to give it a try! 2nd comfiest old American cushy-style bus seats for “commuter” type buses I’ve ever experienced. 11/10 on the seat pattern! Sad for the nearly empty bus (2 people boarded later), but thanks to driver for a smooth ride!

A picture of a very 1990s-feeling bus seat, with rainbow colored whimsical shapes and designs on a gray and white hatched background.

A picture of the interior of a GoTriangle bus. Blue plastic seatbacks are visible; all seats are empty. More of the fun patterned, very thick and comfy seats are visible too.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 17/09/2024

Amtrak's new Borealis service passed the Empire Builder again today! The EB waited for the Borealis to pass before crossing the Mississippi into La Crosse, WI. I'm happy for all those on the Borealis who'd otherwise have no other option but to be on the train that was ~2.5 hrs late into St. Paul!

A screenshot of an Amtrak status map, with a black basemap. Visible are roads and a small bit of the Amtrak route, symbolized in blue, that Amtrak's Borealis and Empire Builder trains share between Chicago and St. Paul. There are three colored rectangle visible on the map: Train 8, in black, is the eastbound Empire Builder, and is black in color because it is extremely late. Also visible are trains 1340 and 1333 in green. Train 1340 is close to on-time, hence the green, and passed the Empire Builder near La Crosse, WI since the EB was so late.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 17/09/2024

I guess I was/am user #761,985! “Certified Bluesky Elder” lol

An imagine showing that I am Bluesky user #761,985! “Certified elder” in the first 10% of users, ha.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 12/09/2024

Seeing this good old map validated me so much! Love having data back me up as to "man why do I never feel like there's a good breeze where I live in the Piedmont of North Carolina!" Compared to even the Twin Cities of MN, average wind speeds are notably lower--and ~ half of where I grew up in SW MN!

A brightly colored map of the United States showing average wind speeds in meters per second, or, in other words, the wind power resource estimates for the nation. The entire Great Plains and parts of the Upper Midwest are dark to light purple and red/orange, indicating high wind speeds of at least ~7 m/s up to 9+ m/s. The American Southeast, such as the Carolinas, have much slower average wind speeds, and are show in light to dark green, primarily. The average windspeeds in the Piedmont of NC are generally only 4 to 5 m/s, or in many areas roughly half of the Great Plains.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 12/09/2024

(this is what the wind farm setup is like in my home county + adjacent area. Very sci-fi effect when all the turbines off I-90 would--or still do, haven't been there at night in 4+ years--blink red at the same time. Also why I was surprised at opposition to small hilltop w. farms in Baden-W. in DE😆

A map of rural southwestern Minnesota with many, many dozens (low 100s?) of yellow dots on a farm landscape showing the location of wind turbines arranged in a number of wind farms)

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 11/09/2024

The school dist., ISD 518, is one of the most diverse in the entire state now. The district's lower elem. school is only 12% white, which is an enormous contrast to most of the surrounding districts/counties (though some are now more diverse via open enrollment). rc.education.mn.gov#demographics...

A screenshot of a graph showing the demographics of the Worthington MN ISD 518 school district. .07 American Indian, 7.7% Asian, 4.8% Black or African American, 55.9% Hispanic or Latino, .07% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, .01% Other Indigenous Peoples, 28.0% White, and 2.2% Two or more races

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 11/09/2024

Heard someone said Minneapolis is “burned to the ground;” I mean yes, it’s quite the scene. Didn’t get a pic but you should have seen the ghost vintage streetcars by the lake with the sailboats. Haunting! /s

A really nice sunset over minneapolis, with the orange sun setting between two buildings and blue skies and fluffy white clouds above

Minneapolis skyline from a rooftop vantage point. Blue skies, white clouds

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 08/09/2024

So, Bluesky: in Cashmere, WA, this is known as a “krispie!” It’s huge! Was described as a flattened cinnamon roll w/extra cinnamon sugar. (Can’t see as clearly, but it is very thin) I’d never seen such a baked good anywhere! Is this common in eastern WA, or elsewhere?

A large, flat, relatively round baked good with swirls like a cinnamon roll. It is the same color as a cinnamon roll w/lots of sugar. It is quite large, at least as large as a sizable dinner plate, maybe larger, and extremely thin.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 05/09/2024

1/? For those following the on-time performance of Amtrak's newest route, the CHI-MSP Borealis: CPKC/the freight RRs are having issues moving the Borealis through the congested area (past railyards, etc.) from far SE StP. to Union Depot. 15-ish mins of delay almost every day, even if on time at RW.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 21/08/2024

I haven't see Amtrak's Borealis (train 1333) be perfectly on time or close to it for this much of its run in a while. Slated to actually arrive in St. Paul right on time! Feels like CPKC's dispatchers took pity on it after yesterday's 3+ hr delay caused by the tragedy (bike vs. train) in Oconomowoc

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 08/08/2024

One of the most meh to (imo) fairly ugly but functional war memorials in MN is the Nobles County Library--that is, the War Memorial Library, or the Nobles County War Memorial Building - Library and Museum (as originally conceived). Inside, it does have the whole plaques of war dead & all.

A picture the Nobles County, MN Library and War Memorial Building. It's a perfectly blue, sunny day, and the library, surrounded by green grass and a few green trees, is a long, low, mostly unremarkable brick midcentury building with odd, angular roof embellishments over part of the front, facing the street. A flagpole flying the American flag and the POW-MIA black and white flag stands in front of the building.

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G.H.Moore @ghmoore.bsky.social · 14/05/2024

In all seriousness, thanks to AAMN for this email, which included a helpful table of the time and location of various 1st train festivities next Tuesday, May 21st! Train tours start at Union Depot at 9 a.m., with the ribbon cutting at 10:45. Winona's also doing a 1st train celebration!

A table showing the location and address of and planned events at four train stations, 3 in Minnesota and one in Wisconsin, and the time that the new Amtrak train Borealis departs each station. The Borealis will depart St. Paul at 11:50 a.m., Red Wing at 12:35 p.m., Winona at 1:40 p.m., and La Crosse, WI at 2:16 p.m. on May 21st, 2024. Train tours of the Borealis's trainset at Union Depot, St. Paul begin at 9 a.m., with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:45 a.m.

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