traditional Ojibwe lacrosse sticks |
1,714 miles
March 10 – Ball
Club received its name from a specific type of Ojibwe lacrosse stick. The majority of the community is populated by
Native Americans of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.
Ball Club
hosts a powwow in the summer, and festive photos are available to view
online. But my virtual travel policy has
been to avoid showing real people at a specific event, violating their privacy
and giving the impression that I was attending that event & present with
them. So I show their modern logo
instead.
Mississippi River near Ball Club |
The headwaters
of the Mississippi River are nearby (closer to Wilton), and it flows gently around
Ball Club on both the east and west side.
winter geese taking off at Ball Club Lake |
geese image by
Douglas Tolrud: http://www.captureminnesota.com/places/2358688/photos/popular
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