By far, the most impressive piece of architecture/sculpture that we saw while in MPLS was James Turrell's installation at the Walker. You must go. Spend the entire day there if you can, or at least go a couple times throughout the day. You shouldn't be dissappointed. Tristan (T1T2)
Here's the Guthrie at night from across the Mississippi. Tristan (T1T2)
Here's the new Guthrie theater in MPLS. Jean Nouvel was the architect. It's weird, but pretty cool at night. Was too busy to go inside unfortuanately. Tristan (T1T2)
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More farmland in Driggs, ID. Tristan (T1T2)
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A view down into Driggs. Tristan (T1T2)
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Thistle waiting for the storm. Tristan (T1T2)
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(Oh no you didn't) Yep, I did. Tristan (T1T2)
Driggs, Idaho. Rain in the distance. Tristan (T1T2)
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Little Navajo girl Tristan (T1T2)
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This is some previous work from the past that I've built. Tristan (T1T2)
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Can you name these parts/materials? Tristan (T1T2)
