The day was sunny but with the low sun angle, the frost on the ground remained in the shaded areas even late into the afternoon so a trip to the beach might be a bit chilly for swimming suits.
Fun at the Beach
Picture of the Day for November 15, 2020
The cloudy, rainy, and snowy day prevented a pretty sunset or even a nice day to walk along the beach since the wind chill was in the teens all day.
Beach Sunset
Picture of the Day for November 13, 2020
Although the day barely made it up to freezing, the sun was out so a trip to the beach to watch the sunset might be something to do. This dog seems to enjoy it at the beach, but of course he is really interested in the other dogs at the beach and not the sunset.
Beach Evening Dog
Picture of the Day for November 10, 2020
If the birds haven’t headed south already, today they would be leaving prints in snow instead of sand.
Bird Tracks in the Sand
Picture of the Day for November 5, 2020
I remember as a kid, drawing large circles using a nail, string and pencil. But if you didn’t hold the pencil straight, the circle may not have been perfect. Mother Nature has a bent stem of grass creating a circle when the wind blows.
Drawing a Circle
Picture of the Day for October 22, 2020
The morning sky looked rather eerie when it was sleeting as it had a weird color to it before the ice switched back over to snow. I don’t like looking at winter when it should be autumn yet and the white I want to see are whitecaps and bleached driftwood on a Lake Superior beach.
Autumn Beach
Picture of the Day for October 9, 2020
The seagulls must have decided that I took one too many steps toward them as they all started to fly away from me.
Seagulls Taking Flight
Picture of the Day for October 8, 2020
When walking on a beach, it is fun to imagine what an interesting piece of driftwood looks like, sort of like finding things in clouds. This one looks like a moose head where his antler broke off.
Finding Interesting Driftwood
Picture of the Day for September 30, 2020
The end of September brings the sun setting almost an hour earlier than the beginning of the month and the sunset will continue getting earlier for several more months. The waters of Lake Superior will get colder and the sun may glow off of ice instead of water.
Superior September Sunset
Picture of the Day for September 28, 2020
These stone petals might be too heavy to blow away like many tree leaves did today, but this “flower” didn’t survive the bigger waves.
Rock Flower
