FOR MANY MOONS
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Icefalls
I don’t remember much from chemistry class. I wish I did. How does moving water turn into ice? How does it create such amazing structures? Those are the questions that arise when you visit O Kun De Kun Falls in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula at the end of March. More photos and thoughts below…
Spring? Not!
Yay! Spring!? Nope….not yet. In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, spring teases you. One day it’s here and the next, it’s gone. Actually, it is “here,” officially. The calendar says so, even if my eyes don’t. The vernal equinox, spring’s astronomical arrival, occurred a week ago. At my other home in Zone 7 (Virginia), daffodils are blooming.…
Winter Storm – Prediction Vs. Outcome
More than 3′ feet fell in some places. In the end, it was an historic winter storm in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula — in some places. But not right here. Almost 40″ fell on Mount Arvon, just 15 miles away. But here on the west side of Huron Bay, maybe 16″ based on my twice-daily shoveling.…
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