We start out our archive look back, having lunch with Bob Gilreath on the Houghton Waterfront. Back in 2011, this was Bob’s favorite place to stop and eat his lunch, as the views across the canal there are outstanding.

A year later in 2012, we join Steve Brimm on Lake Superior’s shoreline. It shows the Big Lake at her Autumn finest, waves crashing in along the rocky borders and just a touch of color.

The colors had really begun to explode in 2016, out in the Traprock Valley Area near Lake Linden. Jean Dessellier took us on a tour as she captured the hues of the changing leaves in reflections along the Traprock River.

We’re taking an aerial tour around the Cliffs near Phoenix with NJ Productions today. This video was filmed a year ago and the colors they captured on the Cliffs and down below are amazing!

Yes...colors are great...a special time!

Greetings from Marquette, colors are terrific Alex!!

Wish I could get to the Keweenaw, but not this trip. Baraga, down to Iron Mt. and working my way back down state.

That 2012 pic is fantastic!!

Happy Golden Anniversary of our Detroit Tigers
winning Game 7 of the 1968 World Series!

The Fall colors this week in the Keweenaw are peaked out and fantastic even with all this rain. I can only imagine how fabulous things would look if only the Sun would come out, even if just for a moment or two.

I was lucky enough to get to spend an hour this afternoon watching 4 guys surf at Big Traverse Bay. It was cold and raining but the surf was really UP and they looked to be enjoying themselves. They used the break-water pier to speed up their journey out to the bigger waves. I watched them literally walk off the end of the pier, only to reappear a couple of minutes later climbing onto a big wave.

The sea, almost a bustling port, by a critical
edge. I appreciate taking a gander at boats, with
an inclination for big ones, and that is the place
you can see a greater amount of them than anyplace
else. Despite the fact that you can see a great
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the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes - yet
that is a special case to the standard.