Thanks Again, Philip!

Many hands are needed to make this happen, but special thanks must always go to Phillip Mitchell who invented the now longstanding tradition of lining the Celo bridge with jack-o-lanterns every Halloween. 

Every year, Phillip gets the pumpkins, invites anyone and everyone to his house for two carving nights, and then stages this fantastic display, which attracts a large audience. 

Photos by Bruce F.  

 

 High-level lantern carving.

No Kings, No Trouble

On what may have been the largest day of protest in American history, 710 people turned out on the Burnsville square to express themselves.  

There were homemade signs, costumes, a big puppet, and lots of flags. Honking, waving, marching, chanting.

People are not happy with the state of things, but like everywhere else in the country, there was no trouble. 

Except maybe a guy playing a banjo. 

 

 

Popcorn drying in my study

 

Juxtaposition

What is the connection between a fossil museum and a crime lab? 

Discuss...
 

Conversing with a carrot

Because carrots need friends, too.

One Year Ago

 

Well, a lot has happened since September 27, 2024 when everything turned upside down.

Yard sale pizza party Dream Team member...

...entry for the visual dictionary definition of 'enigma.'