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Those Techies sure know how to build a snow sculpture. But wait... it's only the crew at the new fine arts building. (and we thought it was an ice replica of Carnegie Hall) |
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Those Techies sure know how to build a snow sculpture. But wait... it's only the crew at the new fine arts building. (and we thought it was an ice replica of Carnegie Hall) |
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Facing Houghton, overlooking Dollar Bay, as the Pasty Cam slides down Point Mills Road. (Actually, the inset sign is on M-26, more heavily traveled than this back road) |
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The road crews do a great job with sand on the snow. Seems almost like driving down the beach. A whole bunch better than just salt... (...and better for the cars, too.) |
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It's a better winter for business in Copper Harbor this year. Shop owners don't mind the extra effort needed to keep the path open to their door. (By the way... today Pasty Cam introduces:
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Just enough clearing and pause in the steady snowfall to see the sun peek down on Our Lady of Peace in Ahmeek. (we sure miss the trees which came down this year) |
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MTU Alumni will recognize this long walk... and remember the freezing hands and biting wind... and all the other joys of winter in the Copper Country. (remember your first Winter Carnival?) |
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| The whole peninsula seems to be leaning in the direction
the wind is blowing. Last Summer we saw the view from the Pasty Cam's
bedroom
window, and this is the way it looks today from the living room, facing
the street.
(the tarp in the left lower edge of the picture is sheltering a couple of snowmobiles) |
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