This Week at Rotary
We Meet at Noon on Thursday
December 22, 2022
IN PERSON & ZOOM
For Those Attending in Person
BUFFET LUNCH
(Zoom Meeting Opens at 11:45)
(Link Sent Thursday Morning)
At
Holiday Inn Downtown
Holger Glatzel
Scientist/Engineer
Chair of the Day Patra Sevastiades
Revealing the Hidden Universe
Highlights from Last Week’s BLIZZARD PICTORIAL
By Rob Hofmann
The snow came fast and furious. The wind howled. And all Rotarians were hunkered down for “The Blizzard of ‘22”
Club #25 President Barb Perrella called an audible and cancelled our Thursday, December 15th meeting due to the weather. Whether or not hearty Rotarians could even consider venturing out of their homes or places of business in such conditions is up to the historians to decide…
Do you want to build a snowman??
Apparently, this storm fell a bit short of the record
Halloween Blizzard of 1991 where scenes such as these are vividly recalled to mind:
Where were you here for the famous Halloween Blizzard of 1991? Photos by Duluth News Tribune
And yet, Duluth has memories of other Blizzards going back many, many years…
Men of Duluth never left their home without a stylish hat!
Duluthians managed all that snow without the help of hydraulics… perhaps steam power?
Here are some photos from last week's blizzard, which ranked 8th in all-time 48-hour snowfall total.
The aftermath of the December 2022 Blizzard - Chester Creek - Photo by Bruce Bauer via
Destination DuluthAndy and Tamara Photography's back yard, from last week's blizzard in Duluth via
Destination DuluthDecember 2022 Blizzard - One cannot deny the
awesome beauty Mother Nature leaves in her wake. Photo by George Ilstrup via
Destination DuluthDecember 2022 Blizzard - Split Rock Lighthouse keeper Hayes Scriven captured the waves from last week's blizzard. Photo by Hayes Scriven Photography via
Destination Duluth
December 2022 Blizzard - Playing in the snow. By Andy and Tamara Photography via
Destination Duluth
A few pictures from Gimlet Editor's Rob Hofmann Family residence
Laura Hofmann reluctantly braves the out-of-doors to take in the beauty of Mother Nature
Monarda - from jaunty white winter caps to being smothered in a blanket of snow