Vol XVI – #171 – Trees Surgeons at Work

Report #5645 Photo: LR_9-16-16

LR 09-16-2016

6:00 am ~ 60° ~ Partly  Cloudy – Wind: Southeast at 9 mph ~ Humidity:69%
Sunrise is at 7:24 am ~ Ave. Low is 50° ~ Record Low is 37° (1993)
 3:15 pm – 76° ~ Partly Cloudy ~ Wind: South at 10 mph ~ Humidity: 51 %
Sunset is at 7:51 pm ~ Ave. High is 70° ~ Record High is 80° (1994)
Moonphase: Full ~ Pressure: 29.98 in ~ Dew Point: 44° ~ Visibility: 10 Miles
Daylight: 12 Hrs 27 Mns
Forecast for 9/17/16 – AM Clouds – High: 72° – Low: 61°

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Watching these guys take these dead Ash trees down just wears you out.  We have been a captive audience since 9:00 this morning.  This is hard work.   Not only do they remove the dead they keep the good ones alive.  Deering has been treating two beautiful Ash Trees, male and female, for many years in our front yard.  They are about 100 years old.

Below I’ve announced the passing of Mim Steel.  Bill and Mim Steel were an important part of my early Leland experiences, both on the golf course and with the yacht club.    

 Deering9-16-16

  Mim9-16-16aBiscuit9-16-16

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Judy in Grand Blanc
Judy in Grand Blanc
8 years ago

Great pictures, as always Mr. B! So sorry for the loss of your friend, it looks like she lived a pretty long life. Godspeed Mim Steel.

Nicki Steel
8 years ago

PS She actually was born in 1914 and would have been 102 in December. Her first summer in the Land of Delight was 1919 at Forest Lodge on Long Lake.

Nicki Steel
8 years ago

Thank you, Keith. Mom went peacefully in her own bed in her home with Dad nearby. She lived a full life and Leland was such an important part. For many years she followed the Leland Report and always loved your photos. One of my favorites is a photo you took of Mom, Dad, Biscuit and me which they have proudly on display in their apartment.