With a welcome Spring break between wintry storms, we fired up the DR log splitter. Because it was buried behind the snowmobile, we first moved the 440zr – through mud. In the end, though, Ken and I split a porch full of firewood for our homebuilt wood heater. 🪵
When winter snows cover Michigan’s UP roads, head on out for adventures! Just because you’re a senior doesn’t mean you have to sit like a toad on the couch until Spring. Stir up you faith and let God inspire you with new energy. Here’s what we did today, for fun and in preparation for staying…
The Michigan copper boom of the late 1800s to mid-1900’s was an industrial revolution of incredible proportions. Hundreds of copper mines drew shiploads of immigrants to the state’s upper peninsula to work as miners, surface plant operators, loggers, farmers, & merchants.
Check this out! Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about Michigan’s Copper Country, this is a taste of what you missed. Make sure to make a comment on the YouTube page so we can know what you thing about our adventures.
The USA now has 1 million electric vehicles. While some people are cheering this move, I see it as the start of a deadly race toward the extinction of humans on Earth. The U.S. Has 1 Million Electric Vehicles, but Does It Matter? Why? Because in this backward country, 83.9 percent of electricity generated comes…
The A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum is Michigan’s official mineral museum. Not long ago, our grandkids spent a couple of hours touring, learning, “oohing & aahing” at the mineral specimens collected during Michigan’s copper boom days. For those who have studied about the mining history along the copper belt that extends from Keweenaw county to…