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37 Comments on St. Paul Enhances City Skyline!
Gorgeous picture and skyline. What a way to spend the spring a summer with a river and mountains :)
Haha, these comments are great. I will admit that I had to read this more than once though! I am glad I didn't comment with my instincts. Well done!
Kristal ... gorgeous pictures but you got your point across! pippa
Kristal this is a great blog about St Paul MN.
This is one of the best posts i've seen today, but i do like gmail's vowel outage as well!
Way to be on top of this. I think its a great idea for the city.
Nice picture - I see the Mississippi is flooding Harriet Island so that part of it is accurate anyway.
Great chop. And the Twin Cites would be almost perfect if the mountains were that close... then they'd only need a beach.
Darn, wish we'd thought of this out here on the Plains -- our high point of 676 feet would definitely be improved on by a few snow-capped peaks!
Super fun post Kristal - the two of you did a great job making your city looked like it was plunked down in Colorado!!! LOL
Debi
Hi Kristal -- Bravo! I think we should build one of those mountain ranges here in Cleveland, Ohio, on stilts, on top of Lake Erie, so not only can you see downtown, but you can view the lake AND a mountain range at the same time. This way, one can go snowskiing at 11am and be waterskiing by noon!
Hello:
... and April Fool's to you, too! =) Well done, and a lot of thought went into this. Glad it got featured.
You betcha, it is a good idea, it's no wonder MN is known for it's highly educated population. Of course they would figure out how to do something unique!
Thank you all for stopping by!
kk
Love the look of it. Of course, it wipes out Midway and east St.Paul, but it might be worth it.
We have two seasons in Minnesota, winter and construction. However, there have been a slew of road construction projects that are lingering on and on. Can yo take them on as your next project?
Great post, Kristal. At first my mind was asking - What? Kristal's in Denver; it's Teresa Boardman that's in St. Paul. I looked again and yes, it was you posting about her city (and her). Kudos to both of you for being so associated with your cities - and for promoting each other. (It's sad when a real estate agent is known for blogging but you can't associate the agent with a place.)
Wow, that is a beautiful skyline. Congratulations on your new marketing tool.
Krystal, you and the rainer who posted AR sold for 22m win for best April Fool's joke! Took me just a minute to "get it" but finally I "got it"
Pretty photo. I like how yuor name is etched in your photos and wonder how you do this.
Hey Sharon, I'm glad you figured it out. I'm laughing here at some of the funny comments. Some folks actually read the post and others are just commenting, or pulling my leg. LOL whichever it's April Fool's Day and meant for fun!
kk
P.S. Thanks all for stopping by.
Ahhh, so nice to see friends playing pranks. At first I thought you were visiting T. Then it dawned on me that I was a little late getting to the post and it all sunk in.
Fun post.