Photo Courtesy Of Pure Michigan I like to contemplate chance encounters. Like when I'm walking the beach at Platte Bay, ... And another solitary hiker approaches from the shadow of the dunes. As we pass, we might exchange a smile, a greeting, perhaps a few trite words. Just two travelers, on a stretch of sand, in a fleeting moment ... Which will likely never be repeated in the history of the world. Still, I marvel at how we got here - strangers, you and I. How from the beginning of time ... To the circumstances of our births, To the unfolding of our lives, To our decision to walk the beach at Platte Bay, To the precise interplay of our gravity, force and momentum, The universe has conspired ... To cross our paths ... At this very minute. What are the chances? See You In Leelanau Up North, Chris Visit A Leelanau Landmark: Platte Bay - A graceful curve of the ...
Empire Beach Sunset To behold a Leelanau sunset, Is to glimpse a bit of heaven from earth. But not in real time. For to look at a Leelanau sunset, Is to look back in time - About 8.3 minutes ago to be precise. Which is the time it takes for our sunlight To make its 93 million mile journey To the Land of Delight. So, the sun actually sets eight plus minutes before the sunset image we view from our little planet. Indeed, everything we see in this universe is time delayed, By milliseconds to millions of years, Depending upon its distance from our eyes. In other words, ... In Leelanau and beyond, Now is an illusion. See You In Leelanau Up North, Chris Visit A Leelanau Landmark: Leelanau Up North - recently named one of the top 70 Michigan blogs by the editors at Feedspot.com. Check out Michigan's most popular...
North Bar Lake Outlet To Lake Michigan Closing is the ice cream shop on Front Street. Quieting are the echoes of children on Empire Beach. Chilling is the morning mist on North Bar Lake. Fleeting are the hours before sunset. Turning are the first leaves of Autumn. It's s ad, but true. The sweet, longed-for Leelanau Summer is over. And the end of this season is always especially regretful. The never-ending days were filled with the simple pleasures of outdoor living in the Land of Delight …. Sun-filled picnics for two on the dunes. Wading in the cool shallows of the big lake. Unhurried walks through the verdant woods. Starry night beach bonfires …. Then, almost quicker than you can say mostbeautifulplaceinamerica, yet another Summer in Leelanau has faded into fall. So sublime is the Season of Sun in this place, that I find myself counting how many Summers may be left for me …. Perhaps our very longing for Summer is a hint that ... Somewh...
Wow.....can't wait....
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