Vol XVII – #074 – Meggen’s Monday

Meggen Watt Petersen    June 12, 2017    4 Comments on Vol XVII – #074 – Meggen’s Monday

Purpley pinks- raspberry sorbet, ladies slipper orchids, bleeding hearts, iris, a propeller hub, fishing lure, and a couple of random signs within Leland – and a sunset by Fishtown. These are a few hues of early summer.        

Vol XVII – #073 – After a Night of Gale Force Winds

Keith Burnham    June 11, 2017    No Comments on Vol XVII – #073 – After a Night of Gale Force Winds

 A nice morning after a overnight of howling wind gusts sounding like freight trains passing through. More to come as a large system on the other side of Big Blue with thunderstorms is on it’s way.   

Vol XVII – #071 – Setting Up

Keith Burnham    June 9, 2017    4 Comments on Vol XVII – #071 – Setting Up

A perfect day to set-up the tents for the wine festival, sunny, warm and no wind. Below: I’m guessing a1977 International scout in fantastic condition. The ’77s were manufactured with rust pitted steel shipped over from Japan. For some obscure reason after being advised not to use the steel, IH Fort Wayne used it anyway.  The result was 100% of the… Read more »