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Tag Archives: Baraga County
Heading out the door to covid-world once again
No time to ponder spirituality this morning. Off to the local hospital for routine fasting lab work after my annual physical this week. It’s not really fun going out in public due to the rising covid numbers. It feels safer … Continue reading →
Posted in What the Heart Knows
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Tagged Baraga County, COVID, Dale Chihuly, mask, Michigan, presence, spirit, spirituality, Upper Peninsula
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39 Comments
Sucker on Mother’s Day
Each spring, when the rivers warm up, fish swim upstream to spawn, to lay glistening baby-fish eggs in their own childhood birth grounds. Each spring the fishermen wait for spawning season to cast their crawlers and hook and line into … Continue reading →
Posted in May 2016
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Tagged Baraga County, fishing, Mother's Day, nature, outdoors, photography, Sturgeon River, suckers, Upper Peninsula
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43 Comments
Don’t be afraid to scale down beside waterfalls.
I could tell you stories. Every walk in nature writes a novella. If you look carefully you can find the characters, the plot, the resolution. Would you like to read four short stories? (I promise they shall be short.) At … Continue reading →
Posted in July 2014
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Tagged Baraga County, family, hiking, humor, Mouth of the Huron, nature, photography, Slate River Falls, stories
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34 Comments
Photos of wild animals in our woods
Here in the woods of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula we share the trees, the lakes, the snow, the paths, the rivers, the flora, the passing seasons with the wild ones, the wild creatures who roam the forests. Sometimes days and weeks … Continue reading →
Posted in March 2013
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Tagged Anishinabe, Baraga County, game cameras, Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, nature, photography, Upper Peninsula, wild animals, woods
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48 Comments
Wolf. Sideways blowing snow. Chicken enchiladas with spicy mole sauce.
Monday. Brown-furred wolf runs south to north in front of my car. His legs pump, his haunches strain. Masterful, he sprints, his legs sure, not slipping and skidding like those long skinny-legged deer who sometimes fall and splay all four … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged Baraga County, Copper Country, enchiladas, geese, Habeneros Restaurant, life, nature, restaurants, snow, thoughts, Upper Peninsula, winter, wolf, writing
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70 Comments
Black pearl of an evening…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged band, Baraga County, beauty, Black Pearl, family, friends, joy, Keweenaw Bay, kids, L'Anse Waterfront Concerts, life, music, peace, photography
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12 Comments
Stay tuned! 195 Baraga Pow Wow photos…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged Baraga County, Baraga Pow Wow, joy, life, Native American, photography
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9 Comments
Whole lotta fiddlin’ and guitar and hammer dulcimer and accordion goin’ on
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged accordian, Aura, Aura Jamboree, Baraga County, black and white photos, celebration, festival, fiddles, hammer dulcimer, life, music, summer, Upper Peninsula
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16 Comments
An after-supper drive through Aura
Tonight, after supper, I took a drive through Aura. We kinda live in Aura. It’s debatable. Some folks would say we live on Huron Bay. Others say Aura. Aura “Proper” where the old post office used to be is maybe … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged Aura, Baraga County, cedar, deer, forest, life, mosquitoes, photography, summer, thimbleberry leaves, thoughts, woods
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28 Comments
Small-town America 4th of July Parade complete with cotton candy, dogs & babies
Barry has to cover the Baraga Lumberjack Parade every year for his job as editor of the L’Anse Sentinel. Almost every year I tag along. It’s our date, you know. The last two–or three–years I have eagerly brought camera and … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged 4th of July, Americana, Baraga County, Baraga parade, blogging, Java by the Bay, L'Anse, L'Anse Sentinel, life, Lumberjack Parade, Michigan, Norman Rockwell, parade, photography, thoughts, Upper Peninsula
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33 Comments
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