Report by Jim Saturday, I took M22 and M31 down the whole state up to 196. Stopped at Pt. Betsie, Grand Haven, and Muskegon. Another first, as I have never visited these lighthouses in the winter. Lots of people applauded me for wearing chains on my shoes, as they slipped and slid all around the ice-covered walkway.
Report by Jim Thanks to Geno Miller for letting me camp on his lawn this afternoon to catch a few shots of his view. The ice in the water creates streaks that his Dad used to call “oil slicks”. Well, 10 degrees with a 25mph wind made for some chilly below-zero-windchill shots on the breakwall, but I’m glad I ventured… Read more »
Report by Jim Fishtown in Lights is back.The mortgage burning was postponed because of the ice storm, but the lights still went on at 6pm. Marsha Burnette of Fishtown Preservation was there with a sign for me while Andrew McFarland of leelanau.com recorded a message about Fishtown as the lights went on. Below is the ice that came down originally… Read more »
How the day began. Below is the Leland Report picture for January 19th, 2005.
How the day began. Below is the Leland Report picture for January 17th, 2005.
Below: Nedows Bay waiting for the ice boats Below is the Leland Report picture for January 16th, 2005.
After a beautiful sunshiny day… back to overcast. Below is the Leland Report picture for January 27th, 2004.
After a beautiful sunshiny day… back to overcast. Below is the Leland Report picture for January 14th, 2003.
I have been wanting to photograph “Two Fish” in the sunshine and today there wasn’t a car parked in front, so I did. Below is the Leland Report picture for January 13th, 2004.
At sunrise Biscuit and I headed for Fishtown to start our day. Today the sun rose at 8:19, the temperature was 25 degrees. Below is the Leland Report picture for January 12th, 2004.