After church yesterday, I came home and got the book I am currently reading, (Norman Mailer's novel based on Adolf Hitler's childhood, The Castle in the Forest) and walked down the Wabasha Street stairs and went to lunch at Boca Chica's. I was too late to take in their Sunday buffet, unfortunately, but I had a super lunch. (half of which I brought home and will eat for lunch today!)
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I have written before about sites within the Blair Arcade at Selby and Western in St. Paul, but I hadn't been all the way down to the end of the block to Fabulous Ferns in over 10 years so I didn't mention it before I made a point of going there for lunch so I could update my own memory about it. I did that about a week or so ...
Below the bluffs of the Mississippi River on St. Paul's historic west side is one of the City's most interesting historic treasures--The Wabasha Street Caves. Originally merely the clifts and bluffs of sandstone designed by the flow of the Mississippi, then dug out in the late 1800's by miners extracting the fine sand, the Wabasha Street Caves have as much St. Paul history behind them as most any other site in ...
