What difference a day makes! Spring returned this morning with temps on the cool side. All in all the day was mighty fine with Mr Sunshine. Biscuit and I delivered 27 signed “Leland Report” books to the book store this morning.
Brrrrr best describes this mornings weather, cold and windy. I wore my winter coat with a hood and was glad I did when I ventured out to the shore. I’m having a difficult time walking, especially uphill and in the sand, so I’m not sure how long I can continue to visit my favorite morning destinations. I’ll do it until… Read more »
The day began as forecasted… Scattered showers and windy overnight, cloudy and calm early morning. 3:00 p.m. it poured, 3:45 pockets of sunshine. Interesting clouds.
It’s a beautiful last day in May. Memorial Day weekend turned out pretty nice in spite of the earlier forecasts last week. Below is the “Welcome to Summer” party at the Cove yesterday. Today continues the great Weather with the possibility of rain tomorrow.
Another beautiful day in the Leelanau. The stillness of the air presented Big Blue with a mirror surface perfect for Blue Stoners. But no rock collectors were on the beach.
We celebrated Mother’s Day at the Riverside Inn. It turned out to be a beautiful day in the Leelanau.
All I can say is… what a nice day it is. It would be nice to have another one tomorrow… but that’s not to be because a cold front and t-storms are coming tomorrow.
A cloudy, breezy beginning to what has become a beautiful April day. Still on the chilly side, but the weekend promises to be better. Leland shops that were closed for the winter are beginning to open for the season. Biscuit and I stopped by Blue Boat Coffee to say hello to Joe and Greta Campo. Joe is co-owner along with Nels… Read more »
A busy day that left me scrambling for pictures to take for this report. Van’s Beach and South Beach were easy because Biscuit and I are there every morning. On Reynolds Street, the snow is collected from all over town and dumped there until it melts.
The wind this ,morning was frigid on the hands taking pictures. Thirty Seven degrees in January and February is great, but in April it’s frigid. I watched the surfers trying to catch a wave, but it wasn’t happening, so I left. The sky returned to blue at noon.