Category Archives: Lake Michigan

Vol XVI – #125 – Meggen’s Monday

Meggen Watt Petersen    August 1, 2016    1 Comment on Vol XVI – #125 – Meggen’s Monday

  Such beautiful surroundings! August begins exactly as one would hope: sunny, clear skies, mild temps, lots of great activity in town and on the water.            

Vol XVI – #123 – A Nice Day For a Boatride

Keith Burnham    July 30, 2016    2 Comments on Vol XVI – #123 – A Nice Day For a Boatride

Hard to miss is the new cottage being built on Cemetery Point.  All the guest rooms have a great view of the Leland Yacht Club sailboat races.  After it’s finished, hopefully it will be included in a future House Walk.         

Vol XVI – #121 – Cloudy Days Happen and Then Sunshine

Keith Burnham    July 28, 2016    3 Comments on Vol XVI – #121 – Cloudy Days Happen and Then Sunshine

Not often, but it does get cloudy every once in awhile in July.  I put the Safari top on for the second time this summer, first time late April.  By the way, it’s not an easy task because it’s about an quarter of an inch not wide enough. Blue sky moved in around noon and I really didn’t need a top on. A… Read more »

Vol XVI – #120 – A Perfect Day to Go to the Beach

Keith Burnham    July 27, 2016    6 Comments on Vol XVI – #120 – A Perfect Day to Go to the Beach

  And another one of those nice July days.  Great day for having fun in the sun.  I spent just enough time on the beach to take a picture, which wasn’t easy as I just returned from having my eyes checked and was still under the influence of my eyes being dilated.  Below, Jack O’Malley, Jack’s Journal, interviewing me at the… Read more »

Vol XVI – #109 – Cool to Start

Keith Burnham    July 16, 2016    2 Comments on Vol XVI – #109 – Cool to Start

Three generations of Lelander’s enjoying a Fishtown Shanty party yesterday evening, hosted by Peter Hall and family. Some of our reminisceing dating back 70 years and more.  Great story telling, great people telling great stories.  To many of us it seems like yesterday.  I was one of the new kids on the dock, having partied here for the first time in 1960. … Read more »