Our crew of hunters from around the country made the trip to Crosby in October, at least in part . . . a couple of folks stayed home, worried about the virus, some others had job demands that kept them at home. I made my 26th consecutive trip, traveling alone and, as always, rejoicing when I left US 2 behind and started north and west on Route 5.
Once again, I want to thank those folks who choose to not post their lands. I cannot adequately express how important this trip is to me, my family, and my friends.
My son was able to shake free from work and join me, and we enjoyed a week of hunting, just the two of us, on ground that has provided us the bounty of the prairie, year after year — and some new places.
This has been a very, very tough year for many people — my family has been spared, as we live in an out-of-the-way county in northern Michigan,
We thank everyone in Crosby and the rest of Divide County for once again making us feel at home.
I read the letters to Santa in the “Journal” just now, and choose to believe that those letters give us all hope for the future.
Hunter appreciates Crosby
Letter to the EditorBy JournalTrib.com Staff | on January 19, 2021
Alan MarbleFrankfort, Michigan
Our crew of hunters from around the country made the trip to Crosby in October, at least in part . . . a couple of folks stayed home, worried about the virus, some others had job demands that kept them at home. I made my 26th consecutive trip, traveling alone and, as always, rejoicing when I left US 2 behind and started north and west on Route 5.
Once again, I want to thank those folks who choose to not post their lands. I cannot adequately express how important this trip is to me, my family, and my friends.
My son was able to shake free from work and join me, and we enjoyed a week of hunting, just the two of us, on ground that has provided us the bounty of the prairie, year after year — and some new places.
This has been a very, very tough year for many people — my family has been spared, as we live in an out-of-the-way county in northern Michigan,
We thank everyone in Crosby and the rest of Divide County for once again making us feel at home.
I read the letters to Santa in the “Journal” just now, and choose to believe that those letters give us all hope for the future.