Posted by John Fulton on January 07, 2014 at 06:54:08 from (69.35.211.51):
In Reply to: da yoopers posted by farmerwithmutt on January 07, 2014 at 00:29:33:
Great video!! Brings back memories from 1967-1970 when I lived in Munising and commuted to Marquette every day to attend Northern Mich. Univ. I had an old VW beetle that had to pull or push to start. I finally tied an old tire to rear bumper and had wife push me every morning. I only missed class one day in 3 years, students who lived in dorms on campus often would not make it, but I commuted 42 miles. Heater did not kick In till car ran about 20 miles. But accelerator linkage went thru floorboard, so any snow tracked into car melted, then froze when sitting at school. Carried a propane torch to thaw it out before starting. One thing that I did learn while living there is that Yoopers know how to cope. I have to laugh at folks down south here when it does get a little chilly or snows. They aint got a clue of what real winter weather is!! BTW, my favorite video about UP is "Escanaba In da Moonlight."
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