Quebec, finally
Since we wanted to spend August and September in the Canadian Maritimes, we decided to re-enter Canada via Sault Ste. Marie and avoid the traffic in Chicago and Detroit. Of […]
Places
Less is More at Pictured Rocks
Two more photos today from the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore on Lake Superior, Michigan, where the wind and water have sculpted the southern shoreline of the lake. It is tempting
Leave your camera in its bag for awhile
Taking the sunset boat cruise was an ideal way to view the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore on Lake Superior. The cruise leaves the dock a couple of hours before sunset
Battleship Rocks Lake Superior
The southern shoreline of Lake Superior in Michigan has a protected area known as the “Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore”. The name comes from the stains that decorate the rocks caused
Miner’s Beach Lake Superior
We arrived on the southern shores of Lake Superior in Michigan and set up camp in a town named Munising. After doing a little research I found out there was
Ghost Car
What’s your Google+ ID? I’ve really been enjoying Google+ since the beta version came out. It is like the best of flickr, facebook and twitter all in one easy to
Badlands Yellow Mounds
When the black hills were formed in South Dakota the ancient sea drained away. Once exposed to air, the black ocean mud was weathered into a yellow soil known as
Timeless but Ever Changing
The badlands have a way of making a person feel small within its vastness and ancient history. You think back to prehistoric times when dinosaurs, saber-toothed cats and miniature camels
Buttes and Spires in Badlands National Park
Badlands National Park is a desolate landscape of buttes and spires carved by centuries of prairie winds and rain. It is located on the edge of the Great Plains grasslands,
Wet Landscapes and Saturated Colour
We arrived at our campsite in Interior, South Dakota. It looked great on the website, but when we got there we found it was really run down. You could tell
The Happy-Dancing Badlands Bison
Once upon a time, in Badlands National Park in South Dakota, there was a bad-ass bison. He was the largest bison in the herd and had a reputation for being,