Brockway Mountain Sunset
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Leave a Comment (0) →Early Spring Wildflowers
Spring is finally here – add sunshine, rain and warmer temps
and what do you get……….Wildflowers!
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| Forget-Me-Not (all 3 colors) |
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| Round-lobed Hepatica |
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| Common Blue Violet |
Posted in: Spring and Summer, Wildflowers
Leave a Comment (0) →Trail Genius ~ Copper Harbor Trail System
The Edge…..
Posted in: Copper Harbor Trails, VIDEOS
Leave a Comment (0) →Manganese Falls Rushing!
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| Completely opened up, the falls are running rampant! |
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| View from deck |
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| Long exposure from the top |
The Loons are back in Copper Harbor
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| It’s always nice to see the arrival of the Common Loon in the harbor each spring |
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| Thank you Sherry Mattson for the beautiful photos! |
Posted in: Spring and Summer
Leave a Comment (0) →Manganese Falls Progression
| Manganese Falls has just opened up. It is not easy to get there yet and some shots are still impossible to get to. Thanks Cherri for shooting me shooting – it’s good for a laugh! Stay tuned for Manganese Falls progression photos….
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| At the top of the falls |
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| As close as I could get with the still deep snow! |
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| How I got the photo above – thanks Cherri Allen 🙂 The things we do for photos |
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| Thanks Cherri for this shot too |
The Lake Guardian visits Copper Harbor
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The Lake Guardian is in Copper Harbor. It is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) largest Great Lakes’ research and monitoring vessel and the only self-contained, non-polluting research vessel on the Great Lakes.
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Posted in: Lake Superior, Spring and Summer
Leave a Comment (0) →Think Spring!
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| The water is flowing from Lake Manganese to Manganese Falls but the falls have no opened up yet. Stay tuned! |
Bell Built – Downhill: Copper Harbor Overflow in Copper Harbor, MI
Posted in: Copper Harbor Trails, VIDEOS
Leave a Comment (0) →Snow Clouds, Snow & Ice!
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| The snow mountains are getting bigger! |
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| The ice is closing in. |
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| Ice and a huge snow cloud moving in on Lake Superior |
Posted in: Lake Superior, Winter
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