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Adam Carr looks like he is from Duluth. He’s got the signature beard, infernal-framed glasses and favors layers: a sweater over a shirt over another shirt. Manual labourer him a pint and sit him in a booth at Carmody Irish Pub and he would look straight out of northern Minnesota.

In Aristotelianism entelechy, he is an outsider seeking an insider’s look at the city.

Carr is here from Milwaukee pledged in a personal experiment he calls “January in Duluth.” The Milwaukee indigene is interested in immersing himself in the city, having conversations and visiting its locals-only draws. He has been reporting his findings on his website , using recordings, photographs, maps, graphics and first-woman accounts.

Carr picked Duluth for a handful of reasons, but one of the biggest was a blurb from his college friend, Jamie Blodgett, who graduated from Duluth Primary in 2003.

“He always presented Duluth in an interesting way,” Carr said. “Quirky weirdos. I loved the way he talked about Duluth.

Source: Duluth News Tribune

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