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Brendan Jacques had some high grass and weeds to clip 8 years ago on the Pasty Cam.

Well, my message disappeared again. Good morning!

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Good Mornibg

Good Morning

It looks like that mower hasn't run for awhile but he looks like he is haveing fun driveing it.

Happy Monday All!

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Well, my message appeared after the picture of the little boy on the lawn mower appeared, and all of the pictures were up on the Cam Notes page so I don't know why that happened. I even commented on what a cute little boy he was. That's happened to me many times. I always wait for the picture.

Good Morning everyone, we finally got some rain. Rained most of the day yesterday. At least it was dry for the ••••••• Cruise Saturday and we were able to sit on the lawn chairs and watch the cool cars from the front yard. My son was in heaven.

Guess I can't be surprised that was censored, risk of living near the most interesting named town in Michigan.

Morning all. I sure as heck didn't see any rain in Calumet -- would welcome having to mow more than the occasional weed amongst the burned grass.

Just a reminder that Terry Reynolds, MTU history professor, will present his research concerning "Cleveland-Cliffs and the Cutover: A Mining Company's Attempts to Promote Upper Peninsula Agriculture, 1895-1915." The presentation is tonight, August 6, at 7:00pm in room 642 of the Dow Building on the MTU campus.

Between 1895 and 1915 Cleveland-Cliffs, one of America's leading iron mining companies, became deeply involved in promoting agricultural development on Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Its ambitious work included an experimental garden, a greenhouse and nursery, and attempt to produce fertilizer locally, two major experimental/demonstration farms, and a number of other agricultural initiatives not usually associated with mining companies. Reynolds' presentation will review the reasons Cleveland-Cliffs became involved in promoting agriculture, the nature of its programs, and why it ultimately failed.

I have got to win the lottery so i can be up there for these presentations. It is just so difficult to win when you don't buy tickets....

welcome back Mr. & Mrs. Deb.

Is the Early Bird running late today?

Good Morning from Mishawaka, IN. It is already near 80 with humidity way to high. It's forcast to be this hot for the next 3 or 4 days. I thank God everyday for air conditioning. I would not make without it. When the humidity goes up my breathing starts to become a problem.
Deb, Hope you had enjoyed your trip to the UP.
By the way tomorrow evening at 9:00 pm (EDT) on Discovery Channel they will show Dirty Jobs about the Mackinac Bridge.

Sorry to hear the town you are from got censored Brooke! Someone should just lighten up a little!

Brooke (Lovethekeweenaw):
"… the ••••••• Cruise"

Musta been this one: Click ® The H-e-l-l-u-v-a Cruise at Pinckney High School - Pinckney, MI and

"… the most interesting named town in Michigan"
… is none other than:

I actually saw someone posing for a similar picture the other day, and you got the right link. Its always fun to watch the cars on main street.

Do any of you remember the nickname for Coburntown near Quincy? It was ----town.

Tom:Yes I remember that real well. When we lived in Pewabic not far from it in the 40s thats what it was called!