-
Recent Posts
-
Join 36 other subscribers
Categories
Blogroll
Links - Advocates, Movers, and Shakers
- Bad River Band of Chippewa
- Center For Global Environmental Education
- Dakota Language/Place Name Advocates
- Dakota Society Newsletters
- Friends of Fort Snelling
- Friends of the Mississippi
- Friends of the St. Croix
- Greg Seitz – Naturalist and Writer – St. Croix advocate
- Kinnickinnic River land Trust
- Mahkato Mdewakanton Association
- Minnesota and Waste Water Treatment
- Minnesota's Scientific and Natural Areas
- NATW
- North Country Trail – Hiking Trail Advocate – NW Wisconsin
- Northstar Sierra Club
- Petroleum Issues and Water
- Pig's Eye Island Heron Rookery SNA
- Rivers Institute
- Sandy Lake Band of Mississippi Chippewa
- St. Croix Chippewa
- St. Croix Islands Wildlife Area
- St. Croix National Scenic Riverway – Park Service site
- St. Croix River Facebook
Links - Equipment/Training
Links - River History
- Chippewas of Lake Superior – Google books
- Friends of the Mississippi Field Guide
- Lumbering Video – Early 1900s
- Mahkato Mdewakanton Association
- Minnesota Historical Society
- Mississippi River Interactive Map for paddlers
- Placeology – Reader edited Minnesota Historic places, buildings, more..
- St. Paul Municipal Grain Elevator
- Upham's Minnesota Place Names
- Wisconsin Historical Society
Maps
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Kinnickinnic – Put That In Your Pipe and Smoke It
Du Luth (1680), Carver, (1766-68), Pike (1805) and Schoolcraft (1820, 1832) are just four of the many who paddled the confluence of the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers. Fortunately, each recorded their adventures – some more accurately than others – … Continue reading →
Posted in Music and Video
|
Tagged Afton, Catfish Bar, Kinnickinnic, Pierce County, Polk County, Schoolcraft, St. Croix, St. Croix County, Washington County
|
Leave a comment
Paddlin' Madeline 