A flower near a parking lot on White Lake on May 25, 2012
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A windy morning on White Lake.
The first paddle to Lake Michigan this year, plus a couple of pix from earlier in the week.
This year’s first trip to Muskegon County’s Duck Lake State Park. It was really pretty, but really sad to be there without Chrissy.
…a nice day for a wet webbing…
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May 10, 2012
Muskegon pix from Thursday morning.
The flower was the only one of the three that didn’t put both the camera and cameraman in imminent danger of an early spring swim.
It was a wonderfully foggy Tuesday here in Muskegon. These are from a walk along the lake.
It was a cold morning in Muskegon. Once the sun started to melt the frost at the river, the flora seemed even more beautiful than usual.
On Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail, April 19, 2012
Muskegon Lake, April 18, 2012
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Big Lake Blossom
Growing out of a seawall at Lake Michigan on April 14, 2012
Three mornings on Muskegon Lake.
Got to the river just in time for sunrise this morning.
Mostly from a walk around Muskegon Lake this morning – with a couple from last week as well.
There was a fairly heavy rain on Friday night – although Susie was disappointed at the lack of thunder. Despite the quiet night, all of the water made for a great walk along the Muskegon River on Saturday morning.
Gorgeous foggy morning yesterday in Muskegon. These are from a walk out to the river just north of the Causeway.
Last night’s snow made for some pretty scenes on the way to the Muskegon River.
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!
