@BugsySailor @elegantseagulls totes jelly.
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National Climate Assessment: nca2014.globalchange.gov Highlights & report about climate change and impact that’s all-too-real.
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Saux Head Hill
Spring was arriving so slowly for much of the Upper Peninsula. I had started the day with a few short trips in the Peshekee Highlands and had been greeted with flurries and two feet of slush to slog through. Hoping to get a break in Ishpeming on the… [read more]
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Getting recombobulated at MKE before heading to New York for a little jaunt. #recombobulation
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Teal Lake Bluffs of Al Quaal
Teal Lake is one of those spots between Marquette and Houghton that has long grabbed at my attention. It helps that US-41 runs along the south shore for a good mile in Negaunee, offering even views of the dark waters and northern bluffs. Were there… [read more]
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Peshekee Overlook Trail
After a tough hike up Mt Baldy I was torn about staying in the Peshekee today. On one hand I was in the area, close to the McCormick Wilderness and all those other good spots off the Grade. Yet the snow was deep and nasty. I decided to give it one… [read more]
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RT @jrotering: Programming sucks. stilldrinking.org/programming-su…
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Mt Baldy of Michigamme
The first time I heard about a Mt Baldy in the Michigamme area was some three years back on a random web site. I was intrigued. The idea of a mountain near the reservoir seemed novel, as most of the hills are rolling and forested, and the chance of… [read more]
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RT @pmjones: "There's no 'win' and no 'fail', there's only 'make'. If you work, it will lead to something." paul-m-jones.org/?p=5191
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Just re-discovered Smash Mouth this morning. In case you’re wondering who’s humming along to ‘Then the Morning Comes’ obnoxiously.
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Hiked 23.00 miles and felt great.
I was hiking up around the Chapel Loop area.
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Hiked 14.00 miles and felt great.
I was hiking up around the Peshekee Grade, Saux Head, Sugarloaf area.
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Beautiful spring day in Michigamme. Perfect for a little stroll through the woods.
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Negaunee Caving Grounds
Iron played a strong role in the early days of Marquette County. People and businesses sprung up around the iron mines and, when the mines dried up, stayed. When Jackson Mine, the first mine to work the Marquette Range, set up camp on the shores of… [read more]
