Tag Archives: Good Harbor Bay

Vol XXII – #56 – Point Betsie, Arcadia, and Big Sable

I am back in Illinois, but on the way down I stopped at some of my favorite places. Pointe Betsie, Arcadia Marsh, and Big Sable Lighthouse. Pointe Betsie was pretty crowded, so I parked back by the nature conservancy trail and walked around the dunes. I always stop at this twisted pine deadfall on the way back. This birch stands… Read more »

Vol XXII – #55 – Pickleball in Leland

My daughter came up for a week to visit and brought her pickleball paddle. Wouldn’t you know it, there are courts in Leland now at Hancock Field! After the downpour today, we headed over and I fell 2 games to one on a call of rain. Later, a hazy sunset on the breakwall.       You’ve all been very… Read more »

Vol XXII – #54 – Leland Library Open House

If you’re in Leland, join me and other area authors at the Library open house! I’ll have my new book of poems and short stories and the Leland Report book. 10am-2pm     You’ve all been very good to us over the years, from helping secure a collection of Erhardt Peters negatives and prints, to supporting this website by buying… Read more »

Vol XXII – #54 – Stranded

  Seems like this kind of thing happens once every few years. I don’t know how this unlucky sailor got stranded on the shore in Good Harbor Bay, but extracting a boat this big is never an easy task. My friend Gwenn Stevenson sent me over to the Overheard in Leelanau Facebook page for the video of this group of… Read more »

Vol XVI – #105 – Beautiful Leelanau On a Over 80 Degree Day

A picture taking early afternoon with incredible cloud formations and just like that…  dark clouds moving in. So far this season I’ve encountered on 3 occasions, bikers 3 abreast with one in the road.  A few days ago a trio coming towards us was being passed by a driver looking at them while swinging into our lane forcing  us off the road. … Read more »

Vol XVI – #104 – Meggen’s Monday

On days that start out gray and overcast, it’s fun to seek out those little pops of color that surround us – cherries and flowers in this instance. It’s a beautiful, breezy day with sky peeking through the cloud cover by noon.  

Vol XVI # 027 – Meggen’s Monday

The Joy’s fishing season is officially underway: the watermen set the first trap net over the weekend. And, if “April showers bring May flowers,” we should be expecting beautiful flowers in this area!      

Vol XVI # 014 – Warmup in Two Days They Say

There is some hope of Spring making a return in a couple of days, 60’s by the weekend they say.  Anyway, that’s what they say, it’s always 2 days away, never tomorrow.  A brisk northwest wind made 33 degrees feel much colder this morning on the beach.  Biscuit and I made it over to North Beach at noontime, it’s been… Read more »