Reading With Libraries Podcast

The land of was first purchased as a summer retreat, but On Earth Day, 1990, this largely natural and undeveloped property was donated to The Nature Conservancy. On June 10, 1992, the deed was transferred to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources for use as a state park.  Glendalough is home to abundant populations of white-tailed deer, raccoon, red fox, and smaller mammals. The park also offers excellent birdwatching for a variety of species of prairie, wetland, and hardwood forest birds. A paved bike trail loop and numerous hiking trails, including two interpretive trails, meander along five lakes, through rich woods and blooming prairies. Wildlife abounds year-round, and there are many observation decks along the trails. Mary  spent a great weekend here that was cold outside, but very warm in the heated cabin.  enjoy the hygge feelings by reading a book set, at least partially, in a cabin. We were surprised by the amount of scary books that take place in cabins, but we’ll try to suggest