Tag Archives: Erhardt Peters

Vol XVII – #286 – The Morning After Two 55 Degree Days

Keith Burnham January 12, 2018 1 Comment

After a rainy evening and a overnight low of six degrees… one and a half inches of new. .

Vol XVII – #285 – 55 Degrees and Melting

Keith Burnham January 11, 2018 2 Comments

It’s amazing how much snow has melted since yesterday, unfortunately the temperature is falling and snow will return. It is raining at the moment. .

Vol XVII – #284 – A Barn On the Way to Suttons bay

Keith Burnham January 10, 2018 2 Comments

The other pictures were taken this morning on the south side of the river. .

Vol XVII – #283 – A Busy Day Away

Keith Burnham January 9, 2018 1 Comment

Most of our day was spent in the Big City by the Bay. .

Vol XVII – #282 – Jim’s Monday – The Iceman Cometh

Jim Burnham January 8, 2018 3 Comments

(Meggen is basking in the warm glow of a Disney sun today so Jim is filling in) From the lens of Erhardt Peters. All this talk about ice caves and ice castles. When will they appear? (No clue) Can I plan on seeing them? (No, wait, maybe, hmmm, no). But let’s not forget that the residents (and resorters) at the… Read more »

Vol XVII – #021 – When We Were a Couple of Kids

Jim Burnham April 19, 2017 5 Comments

(Report by Jim) Coming in a little late today, I know. Keith is slowly recovering. We haven’t had an Erhardt Peters day in a while, so I thought I would show some that we rarely see. The first photo may or may not be of EP as a kid. I can’t say for sure if the title was auto-biographical or… Read more »

Vol XV #273 – Powering Down

Jim Burnham December 26, 2015 3 Comments

(Report by Jim) Still a blackout in Leland. Today’s photos are by Erhardt Peters, turn of the century photographer from Ludington and Leland. Fishing was year-round as long as the ice was passable. And if the ice wasn’t passable, they made it passable. According to Joel Petersen, the rocking made it easier to move through the ice. This is circa… Read more »