Where is the best place to watch the sunrise in Minnesota?
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sitting at the lake and enjoy the nice breeze w/ no clouds and watch that beautiful sunrise...
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I'd climb over to  Colorado, turn around and watch the sun set.  Sunsets, no matter where you are are better because you don't have to get up so early,
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They have a summer in MN?
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Hooray for Northern MN! I'm orignally from Virginia, MN! It would be approximately 7 p.m. in Denmark.
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People are nice but they won't just walk up to you and start talking.  Minnesota nice is that people will be friendly and very helpful if you ask them.  However, MPLS is a big city so if you seem like your trying to scam someone they will most likely ignore you.  Its best to actually go in somewhere to speak to people.  Besides you'll want to be inside out of the cold anyway.\n\nThere is a very great music scene there, although with that in mind beware of the scenesters.  They're mostly assholes.
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watching Easter Sunrise Service...Sun rising with 3 crosses in front of it!!!!
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i want to see the daily path of the sun on the sky:\n\nrising from east and setting to west as everywhere on earth but going through north at noon not south as in northern hemisphere. must be fascinating to see: all shadows at noon pointing south instead of north\n\nlove your beaches too
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Yes, it is Minnesota.  In fact, I grew up about a 45 minute drive from Sunburg.  Located around Benson, MN, if I am correct.  By the way, why is this located on the baseball boards?
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The midnight sun is a phenomenon occurring in latitudes north of the Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle where the sun is continuously visible for at least 24 hours once per year. Since there are no permanent human settlements south of the Antarctic Circle, the countries and territories whose population experiences it are limited to Alaska, northern Canada, Greenland, Iceland, northern Norway, Sweden and Finland, and extremities of Russia such as Novaya Zemlya and the cities of Murmansk, Norilsk and Vorkuta. A quarter of Finland's territory lies above the Arctic Circle, and as a consequence the midnight sun can be experienced — for more and more days, the further north one goes. At Finland's northernmost point, the sun does not set for 73 days during summer.
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try the clear lake area.\nTom
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Good luck with that.  Try Belle Isle, its on the lake and its very pretty.
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Sunset,\nBut sunrise is more peaceful
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try fox meadows on 73
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Go check out our Sun....
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the Capitol campus (Olympia),\nGolden Gardens Park (Seattle),\nKalaloch Lodge (Kalaloch, on the coast about 70mins north of Ocean Shores),\nLake Quinault Lodge (Lake Quinault, in the Olympic National Park),\nor perhaps even Snoqualmie Falls...\n\nOf them all, I'd suggest Lake Quinault, as it's the perfect setting for an outdoor wedding, despite being a bit of a drive.
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Stand on top at the Big Ben\nIf that is not possible for you then any open space near the river Thames would be the best place for the best view of the night sky. Visit the London Space Observatory for the Scientific view
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you can go to a viewing center