A press release from the Environmental Defenders of McHenry County: It’s Our River Day ‘16 Woodstock, IL – September 7, 2016 – The Environmental Defenders of McHenry County and the Village of Algonquin are sponsoring the 9th annual “It’s Our River … Continue reading
This is income tax day and this sign, while not local, is appropriate because TEA Party demonstrations are going to be held in Crystal Lake on Route 14 at Main Street and on Route 62 in Algonquin. For the Route … Continue reading
After eating Mother’s Day brunch at a very crowded Port Edward in Algonquin, we went across Route 62 to Cornish Park along the Fox River. The river was high, as you can see, but certainly not as high as it … Continue reading
It’s not at the flood stage it was in May, but the Algonquin dam is open and there is not much of a drop over the spillway, as you can see in the picture I took yesterday about 11. Considering … Continue reading
It’s not at the flood stage it was in May, but the Algonquin dam is open and there is not much of a drop over the spillway, as you can see in the picture I took yesterday about 11. Considering … Continue reading
I don’t know why tire swings attract my eye. It happens when there is weird weather. First during a blinding snow storm across from Crystal Lake’s Dole Mansion. Last Saturday and the Saturday before last right south of Cornish Park … Continue reading
I don’t know why tire swings attract my eye. It happens when there is weird weather. First during a blinding snow storm across from Crystal Lake’s Dole Mansion. Last Saturday and the Saturday before last right south of Cornish Park … Continue reading
This fisherman in Cornish Park at Crystal Creek where it enters the Fox River caught a big one before I talked to him and took this picture. He knew he had hooked something significant. But the rod was just too … Continue reading
This fisherman in Cornish Park at Crystal Creek where it enters the Fox River caught a big one before I talked to him and took this picture. He knew he had hooked something significant. But the rod was just too … Continue reading
