While I'd hoped to see some good color on my trip down M-22 to Sleeping Bear, the colors weren't as vibrant as we are currently seeing in Northport. Perhaps there aren't the number of maples as we have here, or perhaps being so close to the Lake, peak color season is yet to come. Still, sunshine, cerulean skies and amazing cloud formations made the trip "down south" very worthwhile.
The clouds more than made up for the softer colors, Karen. Those dark cloud shadows on the rippled surface of Lake Michigan work for me!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pamela. Me too, but the North Bar Lake scene is my favorite. Karen
DeleteOnce again, great pictures. Thanks for sharing.Lilo and Judy
ReplyDeleteHi you two. Hope you're doing well. Your missing five straight days of wintry mix. :-) Thanks for your visit. Karen
DeleteI enjoyed revisiting these great views through your beautifully composed photos, Karen. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, Jan. It was fun to have some sunshine, blue skies, and pretty clouds as a change of pace from the wet weather we'd been experiencing (and still are). Karen
ReplyDeleteI came back again, and today it's the barn I like best. Maybe the water makes me feel too cold on this chilly, windy day. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pamela. What goes into our likes and dislikes can change day to day. Whether it be the cold windy day that draws you to the barn, or the bright red of the cannery building that it drawing me today, our tastes do change. Karen
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