(This post is originally appeared in the Photo365 Project. See more photos from my project online at 365.katherinebruder.com)
We weren’t so lucky with the sunny, blue skies today.
Today we headed into the Upper Peninsula to Paradise. When I was younger, we would spend nights camping at the Rivermouth campground outside of Paradise, days at the beach at Whitefish Point at Lake Superior, and hours exploring the Tahquamenon Falls State Park.
Today was a return to the past.
(This post is originally appeared in the Photo365 Project. See more photos from my project online at 365.katherinebruder.com)
After a long day on the road, we have arrived to beautiful Northern Michigan! Thankfully, some of the sunny, warm weather from last week has lasted through today, and even this far north! (I don’t think we’ll be so lucky later on in the week…)
We set up camp at the Wilderness State Park where we were one of two tents in the entire 160+ campground. It is glorious not having the campground full! Despite the colder weather at night and the closed restrooms/showers, it is definitely one of the benefits of being here before the “camping season” starts.
Randy and I biked the 15 miles from Wilderness into Mackinac City where we spent some time in the city before retiring to the tent.
Our sleeping arrangements for the next few days.
My car loaded up with three bikes and camping gear.
Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse just south of the bridge.
Just love that blue sky!
(This post is originally appeared in the Photo365 Project. See more photos from my project online at 365.katherinebruder.com)
He is risen.
After Easter services at First Dearborn, we loaded up the car and headed north to Flint to see the Ytterocks, a great holiday tradition. Jonathan’s girlfriend, Annie, and another friend, Evan, were home for the weekend too. After a delicious lamb meal, we caught up on each others’ lives and played a little Guesstures.
Happy Easter.
Delicious, colorful cookies.
It’s Day 30 of the Photo 365 Project and I’m still going strong…
If you have been missing all the action, be sure to check it out at it’s new home, Photo 365 Project (365.katherinebruder.com) or on Flickr.
Check it out today, post comments and send me ideas for future photo topics.
A photo a day for 365 days.
Every day is a new day, filled with something new to see. The Photo365 Project is a fun way to challenge myself into seeing the ordinary and mundane things of life in a new way. I am challenging myself creatively and will be sharing my results on a daily (or semi-daily) basis. (Don’t worry, if I miss a few updates to the site, it does not mean I have forgotten to take a photo for that day!)
But more importantly, the Photo365 Project is a way to get into the habit of carrying my camera with me everywhere.
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