This may seem a bit premature since it deals with the 2022 Calendar. It is rapidly nearing completion, so it will be one less project out of the way, so I can get out and explore places with summer approaching.

This particular photograph is giving me some trouble, so I am seeking opinions. It was taken in 1922, and quite unique. When I enlarge it to size needed for calendar, it looses some clarity, if you look at it up close. However, when one looks at it from a distance, like one would with a wall calendar, it looks just fine.

Any thoughts?

Tim

On March 3, 2021 work began clearing the park road from snow, starting from the Manzanita Lake side. On April 28 the road was cleared of snow, yet work still needs to done on shoulder repair etc. However, the road is open to hikers and/or by bike. Vehicle traffic is probably a week away.  Due the lighter than normal snowfall, it will be a long season for the park. Make plans to visit this year.

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Within the next ten days or so I should have answers to questions from April 15th’s Ask Tim segment. These include two mining questions, how land was originally filed on in the 1850s and an attempt to tackle some of the dairy history. Stay tuned.

Tim

As tax times is now in full swing, I just discovered that I have a large inventory of Untold Stories. To be quite honest, it is because of this inventory and the previous books, that I saw the writing on the wall. The message was clear, the demand for local history books had dwindled to the extent that on the last two books, I never even recovered cost. Thus, with this title, it became the last book I published.

Anyhow, to learn more about the book and purchase it at a bargain price see books.

Tim

Meteorological speaking March 1 is the first day of spring, which happens to be Monday.  I hope you enjoyed these TuesdayTidbits for the past three months. With the daylight hours getting longer I am looking forward to spending more time outdoors. So as the old saying goes, which I never understood, “I will see you in the movies.”

Tim

On February 5, 2015 this web site made its debut.  A lot of history has been explored in the last six years and a lot more to go. It does not appear I am going anywhere soon that I am aware, or more specific the website. On the other hand, my housing situation is such, that I could be homeless in the near future. Whatever happens, I renewed and paid a three-year contract with the web server.

The reason for the photographs of Susanville’s Roosevelt Pool, that was the inaugural topic from six years ago. At that time the building was being demolished.

Anyhow I just want to take this opportunity to thank those who support the site, but also for the encouraging words as well.

Tim