For a moment there I thought it was John Glen at Cape Canaveral... wrong Florida, similar helmet. Carl Killunen dusted off his shoebox to bring us these two memories from the 1970's. I imagine the kids in the second photo are in their 30's now.
Temps are actually in the 40's this morning here in the U.P. Last night Edie and I had dinner at the Mariner North in Copper Harbor, and by the time we made it back to Eagle River, the car thermometer read 47! But the trails have a good base, and we expect more snow by this evening.
Thinking of warmer days, there's a new video from PastyFest 2004 (Real Player required) on the Main Street Calumet website, which took place on a rainy July 4 last year. In the coming week we'll have a joint announcement with the Main Street folks about PastyFest 2005. Stay tuned :o)
By Brent, UPstate NY on Sunday, February 6, 2005 - 07:35 am:
Somewhere I still have a 45 rpm record{remember those} of the arctic cat promational song "this is the year to go Arctic". I got it from Carl Killunen in the 70's..I cannnot get it out of my head now!!"this is the year.. the year to go Arctic..This is the year of the cat!"
By flyin daily on Sunday, February 6, 2005 - 09:55 am:
Rain here today, ice again tomorrow. Haven't seen a single snow machine down here - not even tracks through the drifts after the little bit of snow that we did have. Guess folks just don't have 'em. Saw only one snowblower out for a workout (with only a scant inch of snow on the driveway to throw), and they cleared the campus walks with a brush.
Can someone settle a dispute for me? Is "Florida Location" legally part of Laurium Villiage or Calumet Township? --Or more importantly, what was the case in the 1930's and 1940's?
By Thomas Baird (Thomas) on Monday, February 7, 2022 - 07:58 am:
I didn't know there was a Florida in the copper country.
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