The city of Cambridge in Minnesota is about an hour north of the Twin Cities. We stayed there for a bit and enjoyed the City Park on the west side of town. The park is next to the Rum River (which is a bit of false advertising) and has many fine features.
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View of Rum River and a bridge |
We were happy to discover the river had a sandy beach. It did not have stones for throwing in the river, so we worked on sandcastles instead.
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It does have a beach! |
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A little too dry for sandcastling
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The geocache
Spock's Brain is located in the park. The container does indeed look like a brain! Though I suppose it might be mistaken for some other thing.
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Where the geocache is located |
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Brain or mop? |
The weather was in the sixties when we visited. Snow had fallen a few days before and some mounds still hadn't melted.
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King of the temporary hill |
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World's smallest (and hardest) snowball |
The playground equipment was very nice. We even made a second trip to the park to enjoy it again.
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Fun for all the little ones |
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Hanging out |
The park has a frisbee golf course. We tried that out as a group. Even though there were only nine holes, we had eighteen holes' worth of fun.
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Map of the course |
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Playing a round |
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Scoring! |
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