Author Archives: Keith Burnham

Vol XVIII – #78 – A Horizontal Rain Blew Through at 8am

Keith Burnham    June 17, 2018    1 Comment on Vol XVIII – #78 – A Horizontal Rain Blew Through at 8am

Morning downpour blowing horizontal for a few minutes quickly moved through and set the  stage for a hot and humid day.    

Vol XVIII – #77 – After an Overnight Downpour, a Cloudy Beginning

Keith Burnham    June 16, 2018    1 Comment on Vol XVIII – #77 – After an Overnight Downpour, a Cloudy Beginning

    It was a crowded Fishtown at noon.  A day predicted to have temperatures near 90, never rose out of the lower 60’s.    

Vol XVIII – #74 – Rain, Thunder, Lightning and Then a Beautiful Day

Keith Burnham    June 13, 2018    5 Comments on Vol XVIII – #74 – Rain, Thunder, Lightning and Then a Beautiful Day

A heavy downpour rolled over Leland at 8:00 this morning. It was over at 8:30.  Turned out to be a beautiful morning and a even better afternoon. Yesterday Joanne and I picked up our boat at Manitou Marine having a replaced the bilge pump. Manitou Marine is 7 miles from our home. We were about 1 mile from home when… Read more »

Vol XVIII – #64 – A Cloudy Day In Old Fishtown

Keith Burnham    June 3, 2018    No Comments on Vol XVIII – #64 – A Cloudy Day In Old Fishtown

  Overnight rain, drizzle in the morning, cloudy with temperatures in the upper 50’s.  Not a lot of visitors, but not to bad considering the weather.