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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by CShaveRR</i> <br /><br />Well, Ms. Cherokee, according to Forum legend, I'm already there! <br /> <br />Actually, I found that joke about "Da Udder UP" refreshing (having some in-laws who lived there for a while and are just as good at poking fun at that accent). <br />[/quote] <br /> <br /> <br />My brother was stationed at K. I. Sawyer AFB somewhere around Marquette. He bought a little house in Ishpeming. I had the opportunity to be up there one winter. I also wrecked one of their snowmobiles. It seems they do real well on snow, but not so well on ice. [;)] Anyway I tried to go between two poles and hit a patch of ice, slide sideways and broadsided one of the poles. One of the things that I noticed was the "cold" up there didn't seem to bother me as much as the cold in Missouri and Arkansas. I believe the reason is the lack of humidity up there. It is a dry cold, which actually is easier to take. Well that is my opinion anyway. <br /> <br />On another trip up there, this time in warmer weather, we went to Sault Ste. Marie. Somewhere around there was a loading facility for ore. Near the loading facility was a steam engine. I don't remember if the steam engine was in Marquette or between Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie. I still remember seeing it and have always wanted to see it again and have wondered about it. Anyone know of it? <br /> <br />I would say something about the accents up there. But then they might say something about the accents down here. [}:)] [;)] And beside, Kathi might decide to come down here and practice some new kicks on me. [;)] I certainly wouldn't want to be the cause of her hurting her knee again, so I won't say a word about the northern accents. [:)]
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