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131 is a much nicer drive north than 96-69-75-23.
It's a little town when high school hockey is on the radio.
The water in Greenbush isn't any good. Even the people at the V know it.
Friday night is a good night to eat out; all the locals are at the several hundred fish fry events at various venues around town. Or at the hockey game.
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Locals don't worry so much about living on the water; they are surrounded by it. The summer people can pay the taxes and live on the lake.
The V and American Legion are hopping on Friday nights. $1 Killian droughts in frosted mugs could have something to do with it.
There are still a lot of people who smoke.
There are some pretty cool people at the V. And then there is Winky.
Winky is a good pool player when he isn't three sheets to the wind.
Oscoda has never really recovered from Wurtsmith closing. The locals still talk about it.
I don't believe that the people up north know how stunningly beautiful it is up there.
There are deer camps, deer blinds and deer check points. I don't care for any of them.
Samson (@thedogsamson) loves Whiskers. And the good people at Whiskers love him. They aren't just saying that either.
I miss His Handsomeness when we travel. I know that he does not miss me. He has a Kurunda bed and a flat screen TV.
Oscoda is beautiful. Really, truly beautiful. If you have never spent time on one of the Great Lakes, you are missing out. And I am not just saying that either.
So now, we wait. It's good to be home in my own bed.
1 comment:
Oh wow! Sounds awesome!
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