What was that we said about the big melt last week? Overnight temps in the Copper Country dipped into single digits, with windchills way less than nothin'.

In the middle of it all, suddenly the tires began clunkin' like we had two flats! Luckily (and typically) no one was behind us, so we did the Chinese firedrill and... wah! Turned out to be two big chunks of ice up in the wheel wells. Thank you Saint Urho!

Where is that picture taken at?? I was thinkin on the Gay-Lake Linden Road????

Cliff Drive, I 'd say...

I'd say between Eagle River and Phoenix.

I'm guessing it's Cliff Drive.

I agree with Bill, between Phoenix and Eagle River.

p.s. It is just as cold downstate here in Sterling Heights, with snow off and on all weekend, but fortunately no accumulation.

I'd say Cliff Drive, too, but up there, it could be anyplace. Happy Snowmobiling!

How about Cliff Dr. between Senaca Lake & Ahmeek.

I'm guessing the road along what used to be my folks house on Pilgrim road, ha,ha. It could be anywhere but brrrr... it sure looks cold.

Carmen, Brrr, this one really looks cold...

Looks like the stretch of road between Eagle Harbor and U.S.41 .
Alicia

Scott, you're right. It is Cliff Drive.

I think somewhere in the U.P. ! It was snowing here in North Texas this morning too. Can't wait to get back to the U.P. Those long winters really let you appreciate spring and summer. I remember we got pounded with snow April 1 of "87" and then the white gold surprised us again the second week of May "89" (i think). May sound crazy but, i miss it.

Looks to me like Cliff Drive just before the downhill to the Little Gratiot River. Wish I was there.

I'm guessing with Bill P.

Alice from California--who lived on Pilgrim Road--Alice Lahti????

Mike of N Texas.
You must be close to us in Wichita Falls, we had snow flakes as large as cotton balls here today, very unseasonable. O well, it always warms up after a few days, not to worry.
The picture for today could be any road in the UP, they all look alike under those conditions. Very beautiful indeed but I know everyone is anxious for spring.
EMH, Texas

It looks like Cliff Drive to me too, one of my favorite places. Hey, do I have relatives I don't know in Florida? I see a Fields up above!

Looks like lots of us now live in California. I am Roger Somero from Hancock-Hancock High class of '67. Tech in '72. Now live in San Jose. Anyone else care to add to this? Florida, Texas, etc., all are welcome.

ya ther hey its heiki here i said heck with this cold weather and moved to arizona thats cliff drive ther i know cuz my ber can is hanging on the branch

I used to live in MI. Not the upper but cold enough. I live in central FL now and love it. Snow is just another four letter word now. Thank goodness we don't have to cope with the white stuff anymore.

Nancy Nelson-
My mom and dad were Alma and Louis Perskari. I remember Alice Lahti. They lived across the road. I remember visiting the Lahti's when I was a little kid. Got sick on the red cherries that weren't quite ripe, but we couldn't stop eating. That was before the folks built the house on Pilgrim...we went up summers and stayed in the old house on Paradise Road. Hope you get this note since it took a while for me to get back and read the later messages. Please write.

I miss it there too. Round here they are talking about the "bad" snow this winter (a whole 76", yah, right! 76" is nothin). I still have pictures from Hubbel where all you can see is the roofs of the neighbors houses after the month long (30 straight days) Christmas snow of 98-99 season.