A week ago Tuesday, the color hadn’t popped but when I went to church Sunday, I could see a lot had changed in five days. While the skies were gray and light rain fell continuously, the weather forecast was for more rain, possibly snow, and high winds. I wanted to catch the peak fall color before the winds blew it away so I set out around the Leelanau Peninsula on M-22. Despite the conditions, the vibrant colors did not disappoint.
Just outside of Traverse City
Lee Point
On M-22 North
A barn outside Suttons Bay
Near Belanger Creek
Peshawbestown
Omena Bay
Heading down the Lakeside on M-22 South
Outside Northport
Houdek Dunes area
Near Little Traverse Lake
Not far from Port Oneida
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Looking across Glen Lake at Alligator Hill
I enjoyed this post, Karen. The simplicity of the Lee Point shot I found especially pleasing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, P.J. It was a beautiful drive, despite the weather.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Thanks
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful! Thank you for commenting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking us on this wonderful autumn color shoot, Karen! I love the vibrancy of the color on wet days!
ReplyDeleteMe too!
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