The day began with fog and rain drops with the temperature rising, nearing 50 degrees with clearing skies at noon, then with increasing cloudiness early afternoon began to rain again. Not a bad day after all.
Sometimes, if you wait for it, the sunset becomes spectacular for a moment as the light ducks between the clouds and water. The red-breasted merganser and the gull were hanging out in Leland harbor yesterday.
Our Sunday began with a broken sky sunrise and a new inch of snow cover. Sunshine at noon gave way to clouds in the afternoon.
Our Saturday began under a cloudy sky and began to blue around noon. Many out-of-towners here to visit the winter beauty of Fishtown and North & South Beaches.
Our day began with clearing in the west. We are saddened to report the passing of Amy (Mimi) Chatfield, 96 years young. The “Queen of Leland” will be dearly missed.
Another sunshiny day and forty degrees. It doesn’t take long for Big Blues ice cover to disappear.
What else can you say, except, that it’s a beautiful Day. . .
Every once in awhile you wonder what you’re going to take pictures of. . .
Blue skies today, though it was a mere 18 degrees at sun-up. Today’s photographs are from Saturday, when JP and I went to Empire and watched as icebergs drifted by with the current, far out in the lake beyond the shoreline ice. We also checked out the Dune Climb, where a handful of people were taking advantage of the great conditions…. Read more »
January is still 5 days away and the Winter weather is as bad as any I have experienced. Wind, snow (whiteouts), cold, making venturing outside a miserable experience. 4-wheel drive is a must getting up my driveway. Can’t get anywhere near Van’s Beach and picture taking is from out the Jeep window. The sun made brief appearance around 1 pm…. Read more »