We've finally got to the pictures of our trip up north from this summer. First, though, let me speak of my humor blog, which can be on your friends page, or on your RSS feed. Thanks. From The November 2016 Scraps File which was last week's major piece. What November Was Good For In My Humor Blog Anyway as I review readership figures. Statistics Saturday: The Whole Numbers Zero Through Twenty Ordered By Scrabble Word Value Number thirteen will surprise you! What Is Going On With Mark Trail? and why were there dinosaurs? Auto Care Center Sign Descending Further Into Despair so brace yourself. Lighting Up My Life (Christmas tree light stuff) What I’m Up To This Week beside fibbing about what I'm up to this week Some Things One Can Do For The Holiday Season some of which may be good ideas. The little river in a Suttons Bay park where, two years ago, we found there was somehow a fish. No fish spotted this time, but not for want of trying. Sure it looks like some odd abandoned industrial thing. It's apparently public art of some kind, as there's a plaque at its base which reads ``TA // Bob Sweeny''. No idea. From the same park with the creek. The head(?) is maybe ten feet off the ground. Making something out of nothing: photographing the creek and a little two-inch drop in the river from very close to the water's edge. It almost looks like the opening to Land of the Lost , doesn't it? The park's got this sharp drop, and the creek falls down and turns this water wheel. The wheel's maybe six feet in diameter. The balcony above it gives you a good chance to look down and see water happening. The gorgeous outdoor area of a lawn-and-stuff decorations shop that we keep coming back to Suttons Bay for. It was closed, because it closes for the day Sundays at like 1:30 pm the Saturday a week before. Trivia: Master Gabriel, hired to play the title role in the 1908 stage adaptation of Little Nemo in Slumberland, was 25 years old. He'd previously been a Buster Brown ``impersonator''. He was small for his age. Source: The Kid Of Coney Island: Fred Thompson and the Rise of American Amusements, Woody Register. Currently Reading: Groovy Science, Editor David Kaiser, W Patrick McCray.