Last night’s snow made for some pretty scenes on the way to the Muskegon River.
Author: Nick Kroes
Ice along Muskegon Lake on Tuesday morning.
It was a much colder morning in Muskegon, which made for a really fun walk.
After the bald eagle lording over all of the smaller birds at Ruddiman Lagoon, the next most entertaining site was a gaggle that couldn’t collectively comprehend the sudden reappearance of ice – so they stood on the bank of the pond yelling at it…no, not the eagle, the ice.
These are from a walk along Muskegon’s Ruddiman Creek on Friday morning. The macros are all well and good, but check out that beaver stump!
Muskegon’s Terrace Point on the morning of February 15, 2012
McGraft Park Bridge, Muskegon Michigan, February 12, 2012
From beneath the Causeway bridge on February 11, 2012
…and from another bridge on Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail.
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Ryerson Creek
Muskegon’s Ryerson Creek on February 9, 2012
Muskegon’s Western Avenue on the morning of January 31, 2012
These are all from a walk along Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail yesterday.
This is Fisherman’s Landing in Muskegon on the morning of January 18, 2012
This morning on the Lakeshore bike trail in downtown Muskegon, Michigan.
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Frosty Foray
Frosty flowers and moss along an old path into the Muskegon River delta on Sunday morning.
Downtown Muskegon from the Heritage Landing boat launch on January 5, 2011
The Muskegon River on Wednesday morning.
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Windows
Looking like a still from an old sci-fi film – you know, the druggy/crappy visualization of the space time continuum – is instead a window screen at Muskegon High School. And, sticking with the Windows Category, Alex, here are a bunch from Michigan Steel as well.
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Holiday Flowers
Lovely flowers from our even lovelier niece, Karine.
This is the Muskegon River looking east from the Lakeshore Bike Trail.
Started out to that old bridge on the Muskegon River but found that the camera battery was low. Here are a few from the Northern Rail Yard before it died altogether.
