Jennie Book 1 photos

            The following series of photos are presented for your viewing in conjunction with your reading of Jennie-Book one, Part 1.  I hope it will help you to follow and more thoroughly enjoy the beginning chapters of the book.  FIY, except for approximately 25 pages, this book takes place mostly in Minnesota.



Duluth map of the area where Steve met Jennie, and the events of the first day occured.




Jennie's Beach as it appears in 2010 and from the approximate viewpoint of Steve when he took Jennie's photo.




Beach from waterlevel view.  Large, new appartment buildings are located beyond the yellowish leaved trees.




View looking up the steps toward the trail and the interstate bridge.




East end of Lakewalk trail near the small parking lot.




View looking south along the trail at the location of the wreck. 
The car launched over the bridge rail and landed near the blue barrel,
which was the approx. site of the bench.  The RR tracks are
located behind the black picket fence.




View north toward Jennie's Beach, which is located this side of the yellow trees.




Enger Tower




View from the top of Enger Tower toward the west and  Enger Golf Course .




Glensheen Mansion  as seen from the lake side.




View from the terrace toward the lake.




Upper Gooseberry Falls.




Second bridge at Gooseberry Falls.




Opening in the fence and bank where Jennie nearly fell into the river. 
And where Steve did fall (was pushed) into the water.  That's my wife Susie.





Goosberry Falls, upper and lower falls.




Splitrock lighthouse.




Susie at the wilderness boundary on the way up to Eagle Mountain summit.




One of several plank bog crossing bridges on the way to Eagle Mountain.




This is the beaver pond where our couple saw the family of Mallard ducks.




Whale Lake




Trail splits at this point.  The steep climb to the summit begins.




Rock cairn near the summit.




Original cast plaque at the summit of Eagle Mountain.




Susie looking toward the Southeast from Eagle Mountain



            Did you enjoy the photos?  If you haven’t already done so, click on the Jennie 1 book cover at the left to read more about the book’s description.