February 8, 2001

nobody knew why

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For supper last night, I ate a can of King Oscar sardines in mustard.  Boy, are they tasty!  The sardines are lightly smoked Norwegian sardines.  My last name is Norwegian.  I like to think there's a connection.

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I walked to Doucette Bridge today.  I saw a lot of birds including a Pileated Woodpecker with it's black and white plumage and bright red crest.

 

From here, the Au Train River winds its way to Lake Superior.

 

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Doucette Bridge is where most canoeists end their trip down the river after taking off from Cameron Crossing Bridge.

 

 

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"She used to keep a lot of turtles in there, but they all died one winter.  Nobody knew why.  I think they must have gotten some kind of turtle poisoning."

- from a short story titled Travel & Leisure, 
by Frederick Barthelme, "The Law of Averages"

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