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What is the destination port of the boats on today's Pasty Cam? (starting from Marquette)

Good Morning!!

Overseas!

Oops, I meant to say Quebec City.

Anyone know where the wild blueberry patch is by Paradise?

I'm bettin' if they know, they ain't tellin'!

Morning! August 1st already....yowza!

I used to pick wonderful large blueberries by Paradise and sold them on the side of the road. Take M-123 west approx 4.5 miles to an intersection that crosses both sides. Take a rht after a mile or so on this sandy road it will fork take lh fork this is W Farm Hand road. Blue berries are mostly scrub bushes but lots of larger bushes can be found. This sand road is not one for average passenger car tires. You may need a bit more substantial vehicle. And DO NOT go thru water puddles. They are mud underneath and you will get stuck.

Every time I try to post link to map it comes up wrong sorry link not working. :(

Mary says: Theresa ~ whenever you're trying to post a link that happens to have any comma's in it (such as the one for the google map you were trying to post below), if you replace the comma with "%2C" (without the quotation marks), the link will then work. Don't ask me why, I just know that it does! ;->

Google Map - Paradise

You may have to drag the map over to the left to see the red marker for Paradise, MI.

Mary says: … if you replace the comma with "%2C" (without the quotation marks), the link will then work.

Or if it is easier, just insert a "\" (without the quotes) in front of each comma in the URL, thus:

URL before:
 http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en-GB&ie=UTF8&q=paradise,michigan&ll=46.634351,-85.120869&spn=0.061647,0.098877&z=13&iwloc=addr

URL after:
 http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en-GB&ie=UTF8&q=paradise\,michigan&ll=46.634351\,-85.120869&spn=0.061647\,0.098877&z=13&iwloc=addr

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"… when you are using a tag that requires 2 or more arguments and you want to include a comma within the arguments (and not have it interpreted as a separator), you must escape it with a backslash.

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