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Vol. XX – #196 – Meggen’s Monday

Meggen Watt Petersen    October 12, 2020    No Comments on Vol. XX – #196 – Meggen’s Monday

  Yesterday Meggen helped her dad move his boat around from Leland to Elk Rapids for winter storage. It was a beautiful day for leaf-peeping, including from the water!   

Vol. XX – #195 – More Color While I’m Still Here

Jim Burnham    October 11, 2020    3 Comments on Vol. XX – #195 – More Color While I’m Still Here

(Report by Jim) Not just Leland! Although I love Leland, it’s the entire peninsula that draws me in. I took Center Hwy down to Traverse City to get some things and shot some on the way there an on the way back. BTW, if you take Center Hwy, watch your speed, the sheer number of people in the county prompted… Read more »

Vol. XX – #194 – Senior Photo Color Tour

Jim Burnham    October 10, 2020    3 Comments on Vol. XX – #194 – Senior Photo Color Tour

(Report by Jim) My daughter and I were out taking her senior photos so I took the opportunity to take some color in the area, both on the ground, in the water and from the air.

Vol. XX – #193 – Busy Day

Jim Burnham    October 9, 2020    5 Comments on Vol. XX – #193 – Busy Day

(Report by Jim) When I’m here during the Summer, I like to jump in the lake every morning. I’ve never swam in October and probably will never again! Even with a warmer SE wind this morning, the air and water were a brisk 50F at most. It was a good day to put away boats and take care of dead… Read more »

Vol XV #201 – Looking For Color in all the Right Places

Keith Burnham    October 15, 2015    5 Comments on Vol XV #201 – Looking For Color in all the Right Places

  The morning began with incredible cloud formations to the east over Lake Leelanau.  The ever changing sky continued all day.  This weekend the “Peepers” should be rewarded with color that gets better as the day gets longer.  

Vol XV #198 – Meggen’s Monday

Meggen Watt Petersen    October 12, 2015    4 Comments on Vol XV #198 – Meggen’s Monday

  Fall colors are on their way. While we still have several days before it might be considered “peak color,” there are pockets of oranges and yellows already. Mild temps make this an outstanding time to be outside.