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Sunday Sep 10, 2017 #
8 AM
Hiking 1:47:32 10.95 km (9:49 / km) +73m 9:30 / km
shoes: Nike Air Pegasus+ 30
UMN Ag Campus Fields
8:16 AM; Hamline Midway/Como Park
16.1 °C; Cloudy
Fast walk to U of MN Ag Campus. Looked like students were getting a tour of the bovines, big brown cattle. I also got to see what these little min quonset huts are used for, they are ambulatory chicken coops and they appear to be moved around on a field of dutch clover. There were a good half dozen of them, and all were occupied by healthy looking poultry. When we entered the MN State Fair grounds at the north gate, a woman walking her dog warned us of all the tempting but possibly dangerous dog treats on the ground. Think chicken bones. I avoided them like the plague, very much to Mellie's and Roux's chagrin.
8:16 AM; Hamline Midway/Como Park
16.1 °C; Cloudy
Fast walk to U of MN Ag Campus. Looked like students were getting a tour of the bovines, big brown cattle. I also got to see what these little min quonset huts are used for, they are ambulatory chicken coops and they appear to be moved around on a field of dutch clover. There were a good half dozen of them, and all were occupied by healthy looking poultry. When we entered the MN State Fair grounds at the north gate, a woman walking her dog warned us of all the tempting but possibly dangerous dog treats on the ground. Think chicken bones. I avoided them like the plague, very much to Mellie's and Roux's chagrin.