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Monthly Archives: January 2010
When the bear rolls over in his den…
Let’s still talk about the Heikinpaiva celebration up in Hancock this weekend. Remember what “Heikinpaiva” means? It means when the bear rolls over in his (or her) den. What it really means is that the bear is snoozing in his den, half-asleep. … Continue reading
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Tagged bears, Copper Country, fish, Hancock, Heikinpaiva, Houghton, Joey's Seafood Restaurant, life, photography, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, winter
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“We go Polar Plunge”
How many of you would like to plunge into the frigid waters of Lake Superior for a mid-winter “Polar Plunge”? Show of hands, please! C’mon, I know you’ve been secretly dreaming of this for years. It’s a little late for … Continue reading
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Tagged Copper Country, Finnish, Hancock, Heikinpaiva, Lake Superior, life, Michigan Technological University, photos, Polar Plunge, sisu, Upper Peninsula, winter
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Afternoon meander to the mailbox
Maybe six inches of snow in the driveway. Plowing scheduled for this evening. First photographic subject: The Studebaker. Only because it’s red. A beginning photography blog suggested one photographs bright colors in snowy scenes. Thus: the brightest light in our … Continue reading
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Tagged art, life, musings, outdoors, photography, snow, snowplowing, Studebaker truck, thoughts, trees, Upper Peninsula, winter, woods
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I ran away from home again…
Took my little red wagon (errr…my silver Buick) and headed down the driveway. Goodbye, wood stove. Goodbye, house. Goodbye, Barry. Oh dear, this happens quite regularly. One minute you’re sitting there in the house checking email and fiddling your thumbs … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, cold, life, Marquette, personal, photography, Tha restaurant, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, winter, winter squash
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Emma and the Great Drawing Challenge
Ladies and gentlemen, be gentle. Be very gentle. This is a very tentative blog. An insecure blog. A blog written by someone who has very few drawing skills. It all started a few weeks ago. My friend Emma challenged me … Continue reading
January thaw & new garage addition roof
We’re experiencing a January thaw here in the North Country. Temps have soared generously into the 30’s for a week or more. It feels almost tropical outside at times. We only need a light fleece jacket. And sometimes no hat … Continue reading
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Tagged January thaw, life, National Weather Service, personal, photography, Queen Anne's Lace, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, weather, winter, woods
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Clear the zone, blog readers.
Blog readers, we’re clearing the zone. Going in a different direction than in most blogs on Lake Superior Spirit. We’re going to a hockey game. The L’Anse Purple Hornets played the Kingsford Flivvers for the “Wisigan Cup” last Friday night. And … Continue reading
The sound of gunshot at midnight
You awake at midnight, heart pounding. Gunshot! It resounds through the woods like the crack of a rifle. Nervously you propel out of your warm flannel sheets to investigate. Crack! Again it resounds. You open the deck door and listen. … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, Huron Bay, ice, ice fishing, Lake Superior, life, nature, outdoors, personal, photography, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, winter, woods
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Your hidden cabin in the woods
Some morning, when you least suspect it, you will perhaps stumble upon your own hidden cabin in the woods. You will recognize it from your dreams. It has called you through the wind in the aspen, through the rustling of … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, dreams, home, life, photography, spirituality, woods, writing
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