erosion – Thank You Very Mulch

Sandblast
- Posted November 7, 2020
- by rickvuyst
On Sunday November 1, 2020 the gales of November blew through West Michigan ushering in a new season. I took my camera and laid low on the dune as the winds roared overhead. The combination…Continue Reading
Chronicling Lake Michigan Shoreline Erosion
- Posted May 5, 2020May 5, 2020
- by rickvuyst
With 22,300 square miles of water Lake Michigan is a natural fresh water wonder. The water levels have been rising over the past few years with May 2020 levels at record heights. Water levels have…Continue Reading
Patterns
- Posted April 24, 2020
- by rickvuyst
I was thinking of this quote by photographer Jay Maisel while walking the Lake Michigan shoreline and observing the intricate detail of the erosion along the edge of the water. “As people, we love pattern.…Continue Reading
Shifting Sands
- Posted March 25, 2020
- by rickvuyst
The dictionary definition for the phrase “shifting sands” is to describe something that changes frequently making it difficult to deal with or to make plans. Sounds like life in the year 2020. The Bible definition…Continue Reading
Waves and erosion do what time could not
- Posted January 10, 2020January 10, 2020
- by rickvuyst
Updated pictures (scroll down) of the Lake Michigan lake shore wreck I have been chronicling the past few months. Recent storms have picked up and rotated the wreck so that the rudder which initially was…Continue Reading