Breezy Great Lakes could be ideal source for wind power
By | Published: December 31, 2008
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Tom Nelson is mostly bald but maximizes the hair he does have by sporting a ponytail. Nelson likes to use what he’s got. His open-air restaurant on Madeline Island, called Tom’s Burned Down Cafe, is built from the remains of a charred beer hall and erected on a foundation of discarded railroad ties and phone poles. The kitchen and bathrooms are fashioned out of a worn-out semi trailer. The canopy over the place is made from anything waterproof he can find. One recent …
Breezy Great Lakes could be ideal source for wind power
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Tom Nelson is mostly bald but maximizes the hair he does have by sporting a ponytail. Nelson likes to use what he’s got. His open-air restaurant on Madeline Island, called Tom’s Burned Down Cafe, is built from the remains of a charred beer hall and erected on a foundation of discarded railroad ties and phone poles. The kitchen and bathrooms are fashioned out of a worn-out semi trailer. The canopy over the place is made from anything waterproof he can find. One recent …
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