• Thursday-What'sUP August 14 - 09:38 pm

Looks like Ray Laakaniemi spotted some music loving fawns near Iron River recently. They're hanging around the grounds of The Iron County Historical Museum which has preserved the former home of Carrie Jacobs Bond, composer. One of their famous residents, Carrie was the first American woman to succeed in a career writing popular songs. Probably her best known song is "I Love You Truly. She eventually earned over $1 million in royalties, which was also a first for a woman. These two unlikely museum visitors must be waiting around for a concert featuring her songs. :-> Actually, Ray said these "deer little ones" stayed around long enough for him to go back to his car, get his camera and come back to take their portrait. Patient young things!

They are darling...great picture.

Aren't they the cutest things?

They must be very "fawned" of Ms Bond's music.

I love it - truly!

The pictures are very nice, but let's not get 'Carrie'd away. :P

Adorable!!

Deer/fawns, are beautiful creatures as long as they stay clear of roads/highways!

He was so lucky to get that, they are cute.

Haven't had any puns in a while, wondered what happened!

No puns, eh? People must be out Bonding.

Yooper talk:
"Pen sitten der long? Howss ta puns?"

Ray: Took me till 2:56 P.M. to figgur dat one.

Feed those little one's and let'em grow.