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Mark Twain was heard to say that “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in Duluth.” |
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| After a winter carnival in Duluth, two men were discussing what should be done with the ice sculpture that was erected for the event. One of them wanted to tear it down, but the other insisted that they leave it up so it would be ready for next year’s event. | ||
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Also visit Sheldon Aubut's |
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