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Nature creates it’s own “snow globes” as I walk the beach on a cold but sunny January day. With the sun in a low position in the southern sky in the northern hemisphere, the ice is translucent as you walk along allowing light to pass through creating glowing “snow globes” in the process along the beach.
I went for a run along the Lake Michigan shoreline on Sunday January 16, 2022. Ice was forming along the edge of the shore and when I stopped to get a closer look I heard…Continue Reading
The beach transforms magically in December to a place I call Ice-olation.
Living along the West Michigan Lake Michigan shoreline I tend to watch the weather for changes. Something like a sailor, just with both feet firmly planted on the shoreline. When storms are in the forecast…Continue Reading
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