Aaron Shepherd

When I was younger, my mother would bake black bottom cupcakes for my brother’s birthday and on other occasions. He loved them. And, he would have all of them to himself. I never cared for the chocolate and coconut combination. Something about the texture. Although I’ve grown out of my “particular” tastes from youth and could eat a black bottom cupcake today, they are not my preferred dessert. My brother still loves them and has passed on the love to his kids.

As my wife and I continue to knock-off visiting all Minnesota State Parks (hopefully in our lifetime), we decided to take on our next set in northwest Minnesota. It’s one we’ve put off for awhile. My unfamiliarity with the region and its location (almost six hours from the Twin Cities), put these state parks towards the bottom on our list to check-off. I took a week off from work, scoured the AirBnb’s in the area, and planned our adventure.

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