Relatively warm the past few days. Not as pretty as winter... not as glorious as fall... but still a good time to explore the beauty of the Keweenaw.

To snap this shot, Jonathan climbed up on ... well, better not tell you what he's standing on, that might give it away.

The foreverness of Superior is so inviting.

Looks to me like one of the points out on the tip of Five Mile Point... inside the curve of the bay. I have some pictures from a visit this summer, looking the other way up the beach.

It's Big Sand Bay, of course.

Great Sand Bay, and he is standing on that thing
that has a sign that says, "Do Not Stand On
This Thing."

Mike, you have a way with words. Couldn't have said it better! And Jonathan sure has a way with cameras. What a beautiful shot.Thanks for sharing such beauty. This site always makes my day!

Thats gotta be Clark's point, On Great Sand Bay. Not far from the resting spot, of the huge piece of copper,in the news latley. I wonder where it will go? If it is ever raised.

Wish this were my office window!

I DON'T CARE WHERE IT IS, IT'S BEAUTIFUL AND I WISH I WERE THERE.

It's been a while since I've been there, but this looks more like Cat Harbor to me.

I'm with Jim. It looks like Clark's Point on Great Sand Bay. I have taken many pictures of it over the years, but none from this angle. Thanks for the great picture!

Definitely Great Sand Bay and Clarks Point. The grandparents old camp is south of here, right north of the Monks home.

Always love seeing pictures of Great Sand Bay. It's one of my favorite spots. Nice shot Jon!

Paul

Beautiful !
I just keep telling everyone
I know about this website !

Me too. I tell everyone. Especially when they see and compliment me on the great wallpaper taken from PastyCam.

tell john kalieta to get out of bed and get back to that computer. randy, judi and sis jenny!

I must agree with the others - Clark's point on Great Sand Bay. Having lived on Great Sand Bay for the past six years it ought to look somewhat familiar to me! Jonathan told me once that Great Sand Bay was one of his favorite spots in the Keweenaw. I think I know when this picture was taken....

Clark's Point it is!
Anyone else notice how many different shades of blue there are between Great Sand Bay and the top of the picture?

To all of our friends at the Gay Bar, Voels and Sean say howdy. It's the view from Crabby Jack's place. Please call Crabby collect if this is correct.

It's either Crabby Jack's place or the old bucket of blood bar...either way call Crabby collect!!

I could have sworn that I was looking at a picture of the hurontown dam. God I miss that place.

It's my uncle's cabin. We spent time there every summer. I even lived at Sand Bay for a couple of summers and falls and went to school in Calument.