Browsing All posts tagged under »Spring«

The Rock of Eastport

March 25, 2009

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On a recent morning the air hinted of spring and the beach was passable.  Miss Sadie, the Cowboy and I had a wonderful time on our walk.  I was particularly pleased with some of the snapshots I took, including this one: Then I saw what Greg Jolliffe had done with his rock over on the […]

Letters from Babs: Bluejay in budding maple

March 23, 2009

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Babs writes:  It was a beautiful day here and I caught this Bluejay just outside my back door. I didn’t realize that the maple trees had these big buds until I looked at this photo. Spring may come to northern Michigan yet. Every week photographer Babs Young captures moments in northern Michigan, and every week she […]

Letters from Chris: Brick on Water

March 22, 2009

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As the days lengthen, the denizens of Torch Lake are out and about practicing a little Artism. More of ’em every day. Thomasina Sawyer is delighted. Chris Szejbach writes: Went to the day park to see the ice on the lake.  More days like this and it will be gone soon. I called this “brick […]

March mudness

March 22, 2009

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It’s officially Mud Season.  Even when it snows in March, it just means there’ll be that much more mud as soon as the sun comes out.  There isn’t that much to look at.  We begin to dream . . . and we get through. Mama Nature’s little joke Mama Nature will have her little joke, and […]

Babs to the rescue

March 19, 2009

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I am a bit under the weather, and the weather is pretty low.  Babs, however, is her usual self and sent us just what the doctor ordered.  Ladies and gentlemen, the first crocus of spring: Ah, you say . . . but you have crocuses, too? Good! Send pictures.

Signs

February 28, 2009

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“Gerry, come look at this!”  OK.  I trailed after Angie, out the back door of the IGA.  Hanging up there in the sky was a perfect new moon pointing at Venus.  It was warmer inside, where displays compete for attention near the entrance.  Flower and vegetable seeds next to insulated gloves and ice scrapers.  Must be spring […]