We conclude our week of PastyVision with a spot where
M-26 cuts through the Cliff range (and so does Eagle River). It has
been suggested that the old barn on the right would make a good walk-in
museum, with pictures and artifacts from the mining days.
(most of these leaves will be gone by next weekend)
Friday, October 16
First the leaves turned yellow... then the leaves
turned red... now they are simply turning loose and falling off.
Maybe that's why it's called "Fall".
The peninsula was invaded today by the students from
Ontonagon Area Schools, on their annual foray into the heart of the Copper
Country. This shot at the Douglass Houghton Monument around noon
today reveals much about the temperature.
(although it is a bit dryer than yesterday)
Tuesday, October 13
NEWS FLASH! At 3:05pm today, with a temp of
36°, the first tiny snow flakes of the season were spotted. Of
course, any which reached the pavement quickly met its demise.
(here's another PastyVision look at the Phoenix
church from last weekend)
Monday, October 12 (Columbus Day)
Rainy this morning at the Cliffs, sun beginning to
break through. Click the sign to read it close-up.
(also scroll right to see the rest)
Sunday, October 11
Have you ever stopped at the scenic turnout overlooking
the canal and lift bridge? Zooming across this awesome panorama we
spot the Houghton County Courthouse. Notice how it appeared on the
Pasty Cam last May.
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