This is the kind of item that gets a professional surveyor excited.
The DNR's Matt Dontz found this original cedar survey post in a stream near Atlanta, in Montmorency County recently. The General Land Office of the U.S. government did the survey of Michigan's townships in 1850. The post was set to mark a section, or quarter corner and were driven into the ground each half-mile. It was preserved by the water, Forestry and Surveying experts agree the find is extremely rare, even with today's GPS technology.
For those who can't get enough creamy butter into their daily diet, Uniquedaily.com recently introduced us to a butter-flavored candy called The " Butter Sucker". While it’s full of calories, it has to be better than walking around sucking an actual stick of butter all day. The "sucker" is actually a 1-3/4″ x 1-3/4″ pat of butter on a stick that mixes the sweetness of sugar with a butter flavor. The taste is so real you’ll wish you had some candy toast to eat with it.
