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You don't have to travel far to find yourself surrounded by the beauty of nature. The Land of 10,000 Lakes boasts tens-of-thousands of natural areas where you can be wowed by the wonder of our region. Minnesota is simply magical. With so many serene spaces to explore in and around the Twin Cities, we invite you to take a break from shopping Minneapolis homes for sale and Saint Paul homes for sale, and instead venture out to visit the stunning scenery at these wonderous destinations.

• Minnehaha Regional Park - 4801 S. Minnehaha Dr., Minneapolis, MN 55417
  If there's one natural wonder in Minnesota you have to visit, it's the Minnehaha Falls. Located in the Minnehaha Regional Park, this awesome site features a 53-foot waterfall that's easily accessible which means it's no surprise that nearly a million people visit the metro marvel each year. Best of all, it freezes over in the winter, offering an impressive nature photo-op without having to leave the city limits.

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are planning a staycation this summer. Mixing things up and making some changes can be an adventure, especially if you're in the market for a new place and checking out Minneapolis homes for sale. An affordable, easy way to make your staycation more enjoyable is to get creative in your back yard. Whether you're looking at St. Paul homes for sale or staying put, these five fun ideas can make you feel like you're miles away.

1. Make it Comfy
   If you plan to spend a lot of time outside, having someplace comfortable to relax is key. If you already have outdoor furniture, brighten it up with some new cushions or pillows. Throwing an outdoor rug or two on the patio will also add a homey touch that can make your yard feel like an extra room for lounging. A hammock is the perfect place to read or take a nap while dreaming of warm, beachy breezes.

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You really don't need an excuse to eat ice cream, but since July 1 marks National Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day, it's the perfect chance to indulge in an out-of-the-box flavor.

The Twin Cities and their surrounding areas have many local ice cream shops that are worth a stop for a sweet treat. If you're looking for Minneapolis homes for sale or St. Paul homes for sale, or if you already call this area home, try a new flavor at one of the following ice cream shops.

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Many people looking at Minneapolis homes for sale are excited about getting an opportunity to personalize their home and yard to make it truly their own. Just one of the reasons a yard is on the top of almost every buyer's list is gardening. It's a popular hobby and an excellent way to add beauty and function to your outdoor space.

• Choose the type of garden
  Decide whether you want an herb, vegetable, or flower garden. If the idea of having fresh herbs or vegetables to cook with excites you, opt for those. If you would rather have some color in the yard or don't have enough sun for the vegetables you want, opt for flowers instead. Do you want your garden to bed to be directly in the ground, raised bed, or a container garden? Herb gardens can often be planted in smaller spaces or containers if that is a better option for you. You'll also want to consider the maintenance and space requirements as well.

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Lawn and garden season is right around the corner, and now is the ideal time to take a look at what landscape designers recommend to create a stunning atmosphere right outside your home. When it comes to 2020's hottest trends, the following are some that are worth talking about.

• Low-Maintenance
  If there is any single point to zero in on, low-maintenance landscaping is most certainly the one you want to focus on. Time is precious in the 21st century, and homeowners don't have time to dedicate to endless hours of landscaping chores. At the same time, homeowners still want their landscape to be the talk of the neighborhood. When designing your landscape, strike a balance between keeping it low-maintenance while still including enough grass, shrubbery, plants, and other features to make it enjoyable.

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