> Well last Wednesday and Thursday was the Michigan Envirothon state
>competition. It consisted of about 30 teams from across the state(yes, even
>the team who drove 11 hours from Houghton county). It was held at Grand
>Valley State University in Grand Rapids. After the big testing day, we were
>able to get 1st place in the aquatics, and 1st in the wildlife divisions. We
>were very close to 1st place in the other divisions, in fact, they had to
>recount(does that sound familiar to you? :). We had been working on a
>drainage ditch filter strip(buffer strip) project we set up, and presented
>that to the judges. For the whole competition, though, we ended up in 2nd
>place in the state.
Good going, Dan! I agree with the other folks who said you deserved it and
have a bright future!
-- Jay DeLong Olympia, WA
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