Vol XVII – #313 – Blue Sky and Beautiful Clouds
A nice sunny day to tour the countryside along Eagle Highway and Gills Pier Road . .
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Vol XVII – #312 – Gone Fishin, There’s a Sign upon the Door
The sun was shining and I drove over to East Leland to photograph the shanties on the north end of the lake. As I arrived, the sky clouded over and it began to snow. I returned to the west side and the sky turned blue again. . .
Vol XVII – #311 – Fishtown Winter
Keith Burnham
February 6, 2018
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I want to wish my son James Burnham a Happy 50th Birthday. It has been so far, a real Winter this year, not the snowiest or coldest, just day after day Winter. With the exception of 5 days that the temperature was above 35 and 40 that melted the first 2 months of snowfall, it has been cold and snowy. We… Read more »
Vol XVII – #309 – Super Bowl Sunday
Keith Burnham
February 4, 2018
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It’s February and Winter is going to be around for another month and a half. We already have had over 100 inches fall and could easily have a 100 more. What we thankful for is that the Leelanau County Road Commission does a fantastic job of keeping our roads clean. Not only the main roads, but all the roads. Hats… Read more »
Vol XVII – #308 – It’s a Marshmallow World in the Winter
Latest forecast: 5 to 10 inches. . .
Vol XVII – #307 – The Ground Hog Saw His Shadow
I looked West, I looked South, then North… no sign of Spring. . .
Vol XVII – #306 – Not a Day For Pretty Pictures
The snow was snowin and the wind was blowin. It wasn’t a very nice day. .
Vol XVII – #305 – The Day Began With Snow
Keith Burnham
January 31, 2018
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A system snow moved across Big Blue and made everything white again. .
Vol XVII – #304 – Stumping
Keith Burnham
January 30, 2018
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The County Road Commission was busy working today on north Lake street. There are a lot of really old scraggly giant trees that probably should come down. .
Vol XVII – #302 – 57 Years Ago… Seems Like Yesterday
Saturday, January 28th, 1961, a beautiful sunshine day, We were married in St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Riverside, IL. On our honeymoon we flew to Zurich, Switzerland and on to Davos for a weeks skiing, then Lech, Austria for another. Took the Orient Express to Vienna, which was still bombed out from WW2. We flew to Paris, France for our last week…. Read more »