Just up the street from our new park, the Bear River tumbles over a low dam and down a narrow concrete channel into Lake Michigan.
We were surprised to find the small bridge swarming with fishermen in the morning as we left for the day. What was it?
Salmon!
A salmon run in the heart of Petoskey! Guys were netting them, spearing them, and catching them with hooks. One guy had 6 and said he was staying until he had his limit of 10!
Up the road a little ways, we passed some maple trees that were already in “full song.” As we passed, I noted what a great picture they’d make…then said wait, wait, wait, why pass them?
So, turned around and got this picture for you.
The trees were alongside a parking lot in front of some condos that were on Crooked Lake. I mean ON the lake:
Who needs a dock when you have a boat garage under your condo?
We were on our way to Pond Hill Farm, located a couple miles into the Tunnel of Trees north out of Harbor Springs.
What a great place! Adults like to visit for the vineyards and wine tasting. Kids like to visit for the pumpkins, pig races, baby animal barn, and….just everything!
We’re scouting spots that should provide grand vistas for fall colors….
In the meantime, there’s always a memorable sunset over Little Traverse Bay, looking past the Petoskey pierhead lighthouse….
But wait, there’s more….moonrise over Petoskey!
Again…I was whisked away to the beauty of nature by your camera’s lens…well done…beautiful shots!!!
Ohhh, thanks! That’s what we want….the best part of life!
Gorgeous! And tell me, did you enhance the color just a little bit on those maple leaves?
Nope….they caught my eye because of the backlightingn I feared that screaming red would never be there again, so turned around and took the time to get the shot right then.
9- 19-13 Great pictures and great explanations of your travels and sight seeing adventures, you are truly “living the good life”.
Ron Meyers
Thank you, Ron. Nice to hear from you! We have such a good time everywhere we go….
Thanks for sharing your travels. I love the crisp shades of fall…and I might like a “hot tub” to float my boat in…if someone would graciously build one for me. 🙂
Where we were in the UP….Cedarville…they build gorgeous wooden boats.