Small fry, should be in the school room
And then there's the mathematics blog entries that I would have posted if other stuff didn't get in the way.
- Reading the Comics, December 17, 2016: Sleepy Week Edition
- The End 2016 Mathematics A To Z: Unlink
- The End 2016 Mathematics A To Z: Voronoi Diagram
- The End 2016 Mathematics A To Z: Weierstrass Function
- Reading the Comics, December 23, 2016: Weak Pretexts Edition
Back to Leland now.
Antique car, one of many, just driving around town. I don't think there was any specific antique-car event going on; there's just a lot of old-fashioned cars puttering around town.
And then public art. There's sculptures all over the place much as there are in Northport and Omena and all that. Here's a horse.
Some river running through Leland, which leads to some falls right before Fishtown. It's fine pictures in either direction.
Guys from that garage crowding around another antique car. I think they were bringing this one out of the garage, maybe for road testing. They'd had several vehicles over the course of the day.
And outside Leland: Fischer's Happy Hour Tavern, a frequent dinner spot for 
bunny_hugger's family back in the day when they'd visit up north regularly.
Trivia: By the 1862 incorporation laws no single stockholder was allowed to hold more than two hundred shares in the Union Pacific railroad. Source: Empire Express: Building the First Transcontinental Railroad, David Haward Bain.
Currently Reading: The Golden People, Fred Saberhagen.
