STOP SIGNS AND PICNICS

TREE BOARD MEMBER SHERMAN EDWARDS CLEARING VIEW OF STOP SIGN 

PICNIC AT THE LARSEN CAMP YESTERDAY EVENING

Friday, 9:00 AM.  70 degrees F, wind SW, light with stronger gusts.  The sky has some clouds and haze but the sun is shining through at present, after a trace of rain earlier.  The humidity is 84% and the barometer is falling, currently at 29.78", which presages a chance of thunderstorms all day.  So much for painting the front entrance porch.
   One of the important duties of the Bayfield Tree Board is keeping stop signs and intersections clear of vision-obstructing vegetation.  The above photo shows Tree Board Member Sherman Edwards doing some chain saw work at the intersection of Old Military and Tenth Street.
   We haven't had time or good weather enough for much outdoor picnicking this summer, and yeysterday evening we had the opportunity to do so with the Larsen family at their summer camp out on Old County Hwy. K. Food and conversation are always better outdoors, especially with old friends.