Comments (10)

• #1 by musky ed at June 13th, 2009

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  Can a trolling motor be mounted on the hood? That looks like a good musky hunting watercraft!
  Musky Ed

• #2 by Sue Heil at June 14th, 2009

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  It was quite a surprise to look up and see a car in the water putting along! You never know what you’ll see here!

• #3 by The Chickeys at June 16th, 2009

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  Do you know who it was? Have they been back?

• #4 by Sue Heil at June 16th, 2009

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  @chickeys no I don’t know who it is and only saw it once but I will do some checking and see if I can get it to visit next week. Sue

• #5 by Musky Jim at June 16th, 2009

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  I still laugh every time i see this picture.

• #6 by Sue Heil at June 16th, 2009

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  @musky Jim hopefully we can have it drive by again this summer….

• #7 by Gary Knowles at July 1st, 2009

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  WOW SUE! – that’s an AmphiCar – maybe a ‘58 – rarer than a Loon’s Tooth or a two headed Hodag! They made about 4000 of them in the 1960s and it’s hard to say how many are still “cruising”. Indeed a rare and intersting site…but not nearly as magnificent as the sunrise over the Northwoods on any given day nor as magical as any night sitting around your campfire hearing those “probably true” stories of ghosts in the woodpile, bloody hooks on car doors or 50″ musky that didn’t quite make it into the net. Great new website and I’m glad to hear you’re still making memories that are more indelible than a Coney Island tattoo! Cheers – and don’t ever stop!

• #8 by Sue Heil at July 1st, 2009

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  @Gary so good to hear from you, the car was an awesome sight and yes we stilling alot of fun here, making memories every day!

• #9 by Katie L at November 28th, 2009

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  That is halarous!! I laughed out loud. There’s somthin’ you dont see everyday!

• #10 by Sue Heil at November 29th, 2009

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  @Katie it’s always amazing the fun things that we see!