Today’s reflection photography was snapped by Chad Johnson, who definitely has a knack for framing shots that are pleasing to the eye. He mentioned that he was on his way home from work this day and the lighting, the sky and the water were a photographer’s dream, so he stopped for some photos. And wow, the pictures he snapped are truly outstanding. There were so many amazing shots, that I couldn’t fit them all in today, so tomorrow’s Pasty Cam will be a continuation of today’s – take #2. Be sure to tune in for the rest of the Houghton/Ripley waterfront reflections.

If you watched the prelude video yesterday about GivingTuesday, we’re featuring one of the participating non-profits today, the Omega House. They provide a home-like environment where people at the end of life may live fully, receiving compassionate and competent care from professional, volunteer and family caregivers.

To see all the GivingTuesday 2024 participating non-profits, click here: GivingTuesday 2024

These are spectacular! I love them all. Very nice job!

Nice…I like a set that is not making waves.

I knew those were Chad's as soon as I saw
them...Chad....simply spectacular AS ALWAYS!!

The Ranger is used for Winter Office's....how
awesome would it be to work there!!

Omega House is simply one of the best things we
have here. Keweenaw Home Nursing, (before all the
other entities were added) was what got this
Hospice Home here.....Donations big and small,
saved through the years brought this to us. We
were the FIRST in the Upper Peninsula to have
Hospice. For many, many folks, this has been an
absolute God send. They still run on
donations...look for that Giving Tuesday
stuff...and donate!

To ensure your donation is amplified by Copper
Shores:

· Make checks payable to Copper Shores—please
write WHOEVER YOU ARE DONATING TO on the memo
line.

· Mail to Copper Shores—PO Box 299, Hancock, MI
49930, or drop off at 400 Quincy Street in Hancock
by December 3, 2024 at 4:30pm.

· Donate by credit card at
www.coppershores.org/giving-tuesday.

Great reflections - both in the pictures and the story about Omega House!