This is one of my favorite sites this time of year. If you want to know where the fireworks are, this site can clue you in.
http://www.michiganfireworks.com/
There’s a link on the resources page as well…Derrick.
Just to let everyone know that Kim Thorman owner of Thormans Marine Service is an excellent boat mechanic and will travel to your dock to make repairs.
His number is 231-357-8407. He has done work for us and is very reasonable. Cherie Hogan
For excellent, fast, and CHEAP washer/dryer repairs there isn’t a better
repairman to call than Martin from Martin’s Washer & Dryer Service at
231-536-7851. He will save you time AND money. Cherie Hogan
Hi Everyone, Just to let you know that throughout the summer I have many perennial plants that I give away (or trade). If you are landscaping or putting in new gardens give me a call at 231-544-2781 and leave a message should you desire some FREE plants. Cherie Hogan
From Cherie Hogan – Just wanted to let everyone know that Kelly (my husband) is adding handyman services to his construction business. He’ll fix a leaky pipe or re-frame a door or repair most anything. Give him a call at 231-544-2781.
Go to the Events tab (above) and click on the “Photo Gallery” text link at the top.
For a shortcut, click:
http://sixmilelakeassociation.org/?page_id=46
Click on 2007 Picnic or the image displayed to access the photo gallery. You can resize all of the pictures by simply clicking on them.
Enjoy! Derrick.
Hi Everyone, Just an update about the picnic in August…there will be no boat parade this year. Instead we thought it would be fun if everyone on the lake decorated their house or yard or dock. You can do this the day of the picnic or the week before the picnic or decorate for the entire summer (like Carol and Terry Kupovitz)!!!! You can decorate a little bit or a lot! Get in the spirit and just have fun!
Cherie
Get ready for the annual boat parade & picnic! Here are just a few photos. I know there will be plenty more to come.
Remember, you can click on any of these photos to enlarge them. Enjoy!
Six Mile Lake Association presents the first moneys to the Little Traverse Conservancy to start the fund raising for the last frontage on the river between Six Mile lake and Lake St. Clair.
This is a very big step for a very little lake association.
This land and river is to be preserved forever.
What a treasure to have at the end of our lake.
Cathy wrote: Do you know of a ‘Pine Lodge’ owned by Mrs. Rodgers & Joseph Hebert? It would have been in business in the early 1900’s there on Six Mile Lake.