Comments on: Good Harts and Crooked Trees http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/2008/05/13/good-hart/ Enchanting Good Hart of Pure Northern Michigan Wed, 06 Aug 2008 06:33:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Pat Burns http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/2008/05/13/good-hart/#comment-7 Pat Burns Tue, 08 Jul 2008 18:39:27 +0000 http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/?p=3#comment-7 Hi Matt Well this is my first ever blog writing and I ahve to say Thanks for getting this started. Setting aside the Robison's for a moment I wanted to say thanks for lettting people know about this special place we all love. Good Hart is a one in a million place and my "heart" is always there even if 4 hours+ away. Joe Neely is a great neighbor hope all is well Joe. Best Pat Hi Matt

Well this is my first ever blog writing and I ahve to say Thanks for getting this started.

Setting aside the Robison’s for a moment I wanted to say thanks for lettting people know about this special place we all love.

Good Hart is a one in a million place and my “heart” is always there even if 4 hours+ away.

Joe Neely is a great neighbor hope all is well Joe.

Best
Pat

]]> By: Mike Bowler Sr. http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/2008/05/13/good-hart/#comment-5 Mike Bowler Sr. Thu, 05 Jun 2008 17:08:31 +0000 http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/?p=3#comment-5 Matt, Your Blog is looking great. Maybe you could share with us about your trip to Bally Bowler? I think you and I have some relatives buried there. Dad Matt, Your Blog is looking great. Maybe you could share with us about your trip to Bally Bowler? I think you and I have some relatives buried there. Dad

]]> By: Joe Neely http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/2008/05/13/good-hart/#comment-4 Joe Neely Tue, 27 May 2008 12:35:56 +0000 http://ballybowler.wordpress.com/?p=3#comment-4 Hello, Matt. It was nice to find your blog on Good Hart. Have we met? I just spent the weekend there, four of us (me, my wife, stepdaughter and son-in-law) for the most part collectively working our tails off around the house. We found 5 morels: four in our yard (or, truth be told, perhaps the neighbors' yard) and one in the woods off Wilderness Road. The Robison case is, indeed, fascinating and I would like to see a definitive book on the case. One aspect which has always bothered me in the rush to blame the business partner is, if he did it, why did he deny the crime in his suicide note? Seems like he would have unburdened his soul in an attempt to find eternal rest. Apparently one can read the State Police Investigators' notes at the Petoskey Public Library, which I look forward to doing when time permits this summer. I have taken on an unsolved murder myself: Google or otherwise search "Bocky and the Visions + Robert DiPasquale" and read my piece on zohowriter.com. Thanks for blogging about Good Hart, I'll keep checking for entries. Regards, Joe Neely Hello, Matt. It was nice to find your blog on Good Hart. Have we met? I just spent the weekend there, four of us (me, my wife, stepdaughter and son-in-law) for the most part collectively working our tails off around the house. We found 5 morels: four in our yard (or, truth be told, perhaps the neighbors’ yard) and one in the woods off Wilderness Road.
The Robison case is, indeed, fascinating and I would like to see a definitive book on the case. One aspect which has always bothered me in the rush to blame the business partner is, if he did it, why did he deny the crime in his suicide note? Seems like he would have unburdened his soul in an attempt to find eternal rest. Apparently one can read the State Police Investigators’ notes at the Petoskey Public Library, which I look forward to doing when time permits this summer.
I have taken on an unsolved murder myself: Google or otherwise search “Bocky and the Visions + Robert DiPasquale” and read my piece on zohowriter.com. Thanks for blogging about Good Hart, I’ll keep checking for entries.
Regards,
Joe Neely

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