Looks like Donn de Yampert and the Z-man collaborated on this one, though our photo inbox received them seperately. For the record, I saw the first single-digit temp of the season yesterday morning on PastyNET's home page. Weather Underground briefly showed 9° in Calumet.

I promised myself this year I would not wait until December 23 to do Christmas shopping. Have you ever seen a year slip away so quickly? Hopefully later today we will post the holiday schedule for pasty shipments. If you've been thinking of sending a unique gift from the U.P., my advice is: plan ahead, schedule early. This year, along with those delicious U.P. style pasties, why not throw in some Fudgie Pasties for dessert? We'll have them available to include with no extra shipping, beginning December 1. (Whoa, less than 2 weeks away).

wow that is great!!! i really like that pic, where was that taken? makes me cold have to run and get a cup of hot chocolate and warm up, anyone care to join me..

Great pics, Donn.....I love all the colors
reflecting off the ice.

My husband,and his buddies are up hunting right now in the woods on the Keweenaw trying to bag a buck. From the looks of this photo I am sure they are freezing thier collective butts off- Hopefully thier lil propane heaters do the trick for them.
Well good luck hunters,and stay safe,and warm(if at all possible)

Whuh! That first shot looks like sea world for a second! That drop is awesome!! Really nice work!!

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Man! Talk about realism. Donn's picture made me shiver just looking at it. I love the Pines reflecting in the drop in ZMan's picture. It looks like there is some kind of structure as well but I can't tell what it might be.

Good luck to all the hunters(my brother included). Have a safe and fruitful season.

The first picture looks like it was made at the mouth of Eagle River. One of the old pilings left from the Cliff dock? Both are great shots, thanks,

Youse guys are somet'in' else wit dem cameras! Just beautimous! Thanks for sharing with us. County road 426 is black ice tonight in southern Mqt. Co. and northern Delta Co. What a t'rill! NOT!!

It has been a long time since I enjoyed Lake Superior's November fury. I love looking at the pic's on this site to remember home. Hopefully I will get back there soon. You can take a Yooper out of the U.P. but you can never take the U.P. out of the Yooper!!!

My first thought when I saw the first pic was "A whale? In lake superior?"Thank you, God, for those with eyes to see in ways the rest of us don't, and thank you for cameras so they can show the rest of us what we would otherwise miss (especially those of us 2000 miles away).