Scoping It Out

Following 100 inches of snow Mother Nature continues to pile on with the continuous rain and now the wind for good measure.

This has put a damper things for city and farm folks.

Farmers and ranchers have been unable to get seed in the ground, which makes a lot of folks nervous.

One can only wonder what will happen.

The folks in Bismarck are fighting to save homes, while a storm hit Fargo last night, causing a major power outage.

It seems like when it rains, it pours.

There’s no way to put a finger on it and we will just have to ride along.

Since our last post a lot of things have happened.

That includes the big May Day storm and the 79th annual Band Day has come and gone.

The storm raised a lot of attention, while Band Day proved to be a huge success.

But today we learned about the death of Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew.

That no doubt has saddened a lot of Twins fans as the “Killer,” as he was affectionately known, was a huge asset for the Minnesota team.

Over the years we had the pleasure of meeting Harmon with him coming to town for a visit and golf tournament.

Harmon was a gentleman and we enjoyed meeting him.

Now he goes to his resting place and we ask that he can rest in peace.