The road winds up the hill to the apartment. This is the last bend before reaching the apartment. Let's just say it's easier getting to the site than coming back from it.
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- Last Chance for Slush Romance
- Blizzard Brick Diptych
- -6º Wind Chill -29º
- Back from the Howling Blizzard
- No More Piddlin' Around
- Plowed Landscape in Houghton
- Focus the Nation @ MTU, GMU & UofL ======> A Winte...
- Sunny, Warmer Today
- Vinny Morin's visit
- Walking Back From Town
- Tree in Snow Pile & Ice Crystals on Drain
- This morning ...
- Gutting the Nova
- Mary & Sue & Nova
- Nova in Transport
- Many Thanks to Dave's Towing ...
- Our Drivers Chad Wakeham & Derek Wuebben
- Tank Construction
- Andy Johnson's Design
- A Few Houghton Landscapes
- Jalopnik!
- Shelter for Hose!
- Snow Removal in Houghton
- Working on the Base
- Leaving the Old Site for the New Site
- Moving to New Site & View from Library
- Andy Niemi, Mark Koski, Jeni Jewell and a ... Fro...
- Frame Building at Hancock High School
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- EYEBEAM's reBlog
- Derrick Gossen and Phi Kappa Tau
- Houghton vs. Detroit Temp
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- www.frozencar.com
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- Primary Election Day in Houghton
- Michael Zajac & Alternative Transportation
- Hunkered Down In Houghton
- Night View of Houghton/Hancock
- John Aho
- Our Location, Houghton, Michigan
- View of Site Facing North
- Mary Marks Off the Site
- Jim Stevens, Industrial Arts Instructor
- First Visit to Hancock High School
- SOB Says Goodbye
- Arrival in Houghton
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- The Frozen Car Project
- Houghton, Michigan, United States
- Collaborative artists Mary Carothers and Sue Wrbican have used this blog to track the progress of freezing a 1978 Chevy Nova in a block of ice during January and February 2008. They worked with various groups of people such as students from Hancock High School and Michigan Technological University, the faculty and staff of MTU and government officials from the City of Houghton. The blog traces the ups and downs of bringing this project through its various stages towards completion. For more information you are welcome to check out their website: http://www.frozencar.com
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