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Here are two more great contributions to our web site, compliments of Dennis Hoelscher.  These great photos have been converted into banners and added to the rotating banners seen at the top of the website.  Thanks Dennis!

This photo was taken May 22, 2009 on Minnesota Av, Bay side, or what some of consider “top side”!
titled:  “REMEMBER SPRING ON PARK POINT?”

This photo was taken just south of the entry to the Park Point Nature Trail, in mid-October.
titled:  PARK POINT NATURE TRAIL, LATE FALL.

here it is…

20091001_October_Breeze_2009.pdf

www.parkpointcommunityclub.org is chugging along great, here’s the numbers for September 1 – September 30:

• 232 unique visitors – this means 232 different computers looked at the web site at least once
• 517 visits – this means the 232 different computers came back again, an average of 2.22 times
• 2490 pages – this means every one of the 517 visits, looked at an average of 4.81 pages per visit

Thank you for visiting!

Photo “Bridge Technicolor” was taken about the middle of August 2009,  from Park Point, by resident Dennis Hoelscher.  This photo and the photo taken by Dennis in the previous post have been added to the banner rotation at the top of the page.  Thanks for your contributions Dennis!

Photo taken early September, 2009, from Park Point, by resident Dennis Hoelscher.

The September Breeze is now available online!

20090916_September_Breeze_2009.pdf

A local person wanted to share this, they wish to remain anonymous.  Thank you for the contribution to this site:

“Some of you may be wondering what happened to the old playground equipment that used to be at the end of park point, before the playground was remade about a year ago.  Well it was tossed in a dumpster.

My husband and I couldn’t believe that they would just toss everything out and not try to sell or give it away.  Well, we went dumpster diving before the garbage truck came and managed to save a slide and tire swing.  My husband built a playgound on our property for our kids.  So these two nice pieces of equipment will be enjoyed for years to come, instead of being buried in a land fill.

Our DIY playground has a swing, tire swing, rope balance beam, rock climbing wall, rope ladder, slide, and fireman’s pole.  Here’s some pictures of the playground, built this spring & summer.”

Added Lake Superior Marine Museum Association webcam on the right of the page, under upcoming events.  Took the idea from Chuck’s PPCC Wiki page.

I just uploaded the August Breeze…

20090824_August_Breeze_2009.pdf