The Muskegon River just before the storm clouds rolled in yesterday morning.
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Cloud Control
Category: Sunrises
A morning paddle on the White River just north of the Montague/Whitehall bridge.
Around White Lake in Muskegon County, Michigan over the last few days.
That good looking girl in the halter is Flossie, the new photographer’s assistant. Mom adopted her from Noah’s Project earlier this summer.
We have been told that Flossie is a coon hound. Whatever her lineage, she couldn’t be any sweeter…especially mellow in the house. But once she’s outdoors and gets a scent, watch out. Just like Nigel, her volume knob also goes up to eleven.
These are from Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike trail on Thursday, July 5, 2012.
It’s not obvious from the photo, but that snapping turtle is really tiny. That shell was no more than two or three inches across.
Muskegon, Michigan on June 28, 2012
From a paddle up the White River in Muskegon County, Michigan on June 16, 2012
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.
Muskegon Lake, April 18, 2012
Three mornings on Muskegon Lake.
Got to the river just in time for sunrise this morning.
The Muskegon River on Wednesday morning.
Here are a couple from this morning on Muskegon Lake – as well as Susie’s lovely gift for hosting the West Michigan Herb Society Potluck on Tuesday.
Mostly from this morning’s roundabout route to the farmers market via the old railroad bridge on the north branch of the Muskegon River.
What was supposed to be a cold, clear morning became increasingly cloudy on the walk to the river.
And then, while heading back to Muskegon…the first snowflakes of the year!
On Monday, an early start and the extra miles were supposed to mean a sunrise over the Muskegon River from the old railroad bridge near the Causeway.
The walk couldn’t have been nicer, but the grand plan went astray when clouds moved in just as the sun was scheduled to make its entrance.
What a shame to have to try again next week.
Not to be outdone by the drama of the cloudy sunrise over the river, these flowers rallied with their own morning show.
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Foggy River
The pre-dawn glow shines through the fog over the Muskegon River on September 16, 2011.
Just before dawn on Muskegon’s Lakeshore bike trail.