One week old. |
Who are you? |
She was born with lots of dark hair, just like her sister. |
Someone's looking for mummu's attention. |
Sisters! |
Mik and Jeni had to upgrade to a two seater. |
Life just keeps getting better. |
Elämän yksinkertaisia nautintoja pohjois-Michiganin korvessa. Life's simple pleasures in Michigan's Upper Peninsula boondocks.
First you cut the rags into strips. |
Old woolen coats and shirts make the warmest rugs. |
Then you beat them into the warp. |
And they become a rug. |
If you have a long warp, you can make many rugs, one after another. The loom is handmade by a friend who has passed on. His last two rugs were still on the loom when it was given to us. |
Once they are off the loom, the finished rugs must first be approved by the rug inspector. |
The finished product. |
Playing for the coveted Kilpelan Kuppi, both both teams suited up experienced veterans and talented rookies for the Saturday Finals. |
Don't let the girlie skates fool you... |
...tough girls don't wear hats. |
Loose puck! |
The old dog steals the puck... |
sweeps up the right wing... |
..and dekes out the hapless defenders to score! |
The disgusted goalie sweeps the puck out of his net, while the shattered defenders try to switch to offense. |
Fast and furious... |
Jonathan digs for the puck, trying to keep his team in the game.. |
..and tries to penetrate the Mannerheim line |
...but loses the puck to Bro Dave |
Breakaway! |
Dave sporting his Canadian tux. |
Dangerous Dan wearing books, acceptable for goalies under the World Pond Hockey Federation rules |
End to end action kept the crowd on its feet all afternoon. |
One moment I was plowing snow. Suddenly a loud crash and I spun 180 degrees and saw my rear wheel rolling on the road. |
Off to the junkyard. So long, old friend, you were a good truck. Fortunately you were still insured. |