Our favorite place on earth is the U.P., the land of pine trees and pasties. From Drummond Island to Ironwood, Copper Harbor to Menominee, and all points in between. (Toivo recently sent me a map). But as you know if you frequent the Pasty Cam, we spend most of our time on the Keweenaw Peninsula.

Our explorations this week have taken us to some unusual places. Today's shot is a spot in the Copper Country which few people ever see. Look closely, put on your detective hat, and tell us where it's at.

Are you inside the clock tower of the Calumet Theater, by any chance?

This looks to me like the inside view of the mechanism of an old fashioned clock in a tower. I'm guessing it's in Calumet somewhere.

its the gears that turn the hands on the 4 sides of the clock at the calumet theater,

Sure looks like inside a clock to me too. And if it's the Calumet theater, yes, I've been there. I wish I could come back and check it out today, it's too hot in Indiana! Love the map.

Looking at Toivo's map, the center of God's Country is south of Ishpeming and east of Republic. What's the nearest small town?

South of Ishpeming and East of Republic is the thriving metropolis of Ralph. Ralph is where the blacktop ends going North or West. Just happens to be where my hunting camp is. 8 miles north of the last power and phone line. Heading there tonight.

It would be my guess that it is located in the Calumet Theater Building. Carol, where in Indiana? Bristol, here. Tis hot here yesterday, 94 and very high humidity and to be in the 90's again today. Perhaps a good day to leave work early!

Looks like Russ Mester correctly identified the car I took a picture of for Tuesday's Pasty Cam. It is a 1936 Plymouth Coupe. I knew there were old cars here, but I had no idea I would ever find a '36 around.

That's the clock in the Cal Theatre.

My guess is also the Calumet Theater clock tower.
Unless there's another one up there. How do you control two sets of hands with one shaft? Must be some more gearing up close to the faces, 'eh? I looked at a post card of the theater just to make sure there were 4 faces up there. :o)

I would have to say the Calumet Theater!! And I finally get to see again after 6 months of being away!! I am coming next Weds!!!! Thank God!
See you there!

I've seen the clock from the outside 2 years ago on a trip to Copper Harbor. I see now how the hands work, how about showing the rest of the clock. What makes it go. I have seen some that are driven by heavy weights. Who takes care of it?