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| THE BIG RED OAK... |
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| PROVIDED LOTS OF SHADE,,, |
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| ...FOR FORTY ATTENDEES |
Monday, 9:00 AM. 68 degrees F at the ferry dock, 62 0n the back porch. Wind SSW, calm with light gusts. The sky is mostly overcast. and it has rained lightly. The humidity is 91% and the barometer is falling some, now at 30.10". Unsettled weather today, then cooler and clear.
I'm getting by using the Hunt and Peck method, which actually improves my spelling. Slow, though.
I'm getting by using the Hunt and Peck method, which actually improves my spelling. Slow, though.
Forty people came to the dedication of Bayfield's first Heritage Tree on Sunday. We ordered two dozen doughnuts so we were right on target.
Mayor Ringberg said a few words, Howard Paap read an original poem written for the occasion, and former City Forester Howard Larsen spoke of the first days of the Tree Board. It was an interesting and worthwhile event.
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