#i-35

You walk away so that tells me it's over.

Why would I chase you down?

Does he not still hold you interest or is it the other way around?

Either way... Bye!

Let em all see Let em all feel free to wave or spit

Let em all laugh Let em all cry obscenities in a celebratory fit

Careful not to run over me, might get a roofing nail in your tire. Just leave me there and let the buzzards and highway department posture for the best parts. And no bother if any words spill out of worn pockets; let them sail, they’ll be okay.

Duluth could become a destination for climate refugees. Seriously.

Think about it...

No tropical cyclones.

Not subject to rise in sea levels because it’s nowhere near an ocean.

Cool climate, so a notable increase in temperature wouldn’t make it unbearable.

Not likely to be affected by severe drought or flooding.

Not far from abundant agricultural lands.

Forest fires not a huge problem in the area.

It also has some major geological advantages.

Rare earthquakes -- practically nonexistent.

No major landslides, the hills in the region are not that tall. 

It’s located on Lake Superior, one of the largest bodies of fresh water on the planet. No need to import water from three states away.

No location is perfect. It can get quite cold even by Chicago standards. Californians who regard 50°F/10°C as chilly would be in for a major shock in winter. It is located in an area which theoretically can get tornadoes, but there has never been a tornado in Duluth or nearby Superior, Wisconsin in recorded history.

The area around Duluth and portions of Wisconsin and Michigan to the east could indeed become more popular with people fleeing fires, heat waves, hurricanes, sea level rise, and droughts in other parts of the US.