Tag Archives: Manitou Passage

Vol XVI – #127 – One of Those Days

Keith Burnham August 3, 2016 4 Comments

One of those days that’s just like so many of the other days… On the warm side with clear skies and light wind off Big Blue. The old courthouse and jail property has been cleaned up and is ready for a development. Eight nice sized lots for sale. Not sure, but I remember that the original proposal had 17 or 18… Read more »

Vol XVI – #126 – Sunflowers Galore – Jaw Dropping Beauty

Keith Burnham August 2, 2016 5 Comments

A mile west of Suttons Bay, a beautiful sight. I wasn’t alone taking pictures of this field of sunflowers, cars were pulling over all the time I was there. I was invited to drive into the yard. Fishtown has been my usual destination, but today was just too crowded. In fact traffic was coming in from the south bumper to… Read more »

Vol XVI – #125 – Meggen’s Monday

Meggen Watt Petersen August 1, 2016 1 Comment

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 XV #282 – Meggen’s Monday

Meggen Watt Petersen January 4, 2016 No Comments

It was one of those instances of glancing back over my shoulder after having photographed the waves breaking near the old Life Saving Station in the park. A thin line of pink hovered over the Manitou Passage. As I returned to the water’s edge and looked toward the point, the sun had turned South Manitou Island’s snow-covered dunes pink as… Read more »