ocr: 2) "Gad that 1S great country. Ermet Hemingtes, ofthe Upper Peninila ATE SEPTEMBER in Michigan' 's Upper Peninsula can be a time of gray mists and steady rain. The deciduous trees. - maple, aspen, crab apple, birch have begun to turn; but in a wet year their colors are less brilliant, more muted: umber, ocher, russet, mustard rather than gold, gaudy orange, and vermilion. The trees were only beginning to turn when I came. It rained all week and the rivers ran high, some as much as several feet. The Fox River near the town of Seney was swollen too, the fishing slow. Inaweek of driving every day ...
