Friday, July 9, 2010. Marissa and Jonathan, Part III. Photos by Jen Kroll Photography. Photos by Jen Kroll Photography. Thank you Jonathan, Marissa and family! Posted by Alicia Caldecott.

Few places are as real as Fishtown. Here we can preserve a living link to a long Great Lakes maritime heritage, as well.

Thursday, February 24, 2011. February, Month of the Shadow. Long, long after the first snow of fall. When winter seems to crawl and crawl. And our winter clothes seem as tired as. A well worn path in the snow,. The month of the shadow. How we deal with it is up to us. Some hop on a plane, some grab a bus. But no matter where you go,. Listening, feeling, allowing to mend,. Cast off parts of ourselves are put. Like a seamstress who values an.

Wednesday, March 7, 2018. A brass horn, burnt wood and welded watch parts. By the Nebraska Arts Council. Next, metal instrument key pads incorporated with burnt wood forms. Polished harness knobs and red string became figures, below. Mixing materials was Milt Heinrich.

The Legend of the Sleeping Bear. Maps of the Sleeping Bear. Recreation, Hiking and Trails. Trails in the Sleeping Bear Lakeshore.

Staging Your Home to Sell. Tours of the AREA! Search by Lakes and Area. Luxury Homes and Million Dollar Properties. Arbutus Lake Waterfront for Sale. Betsie River Waterfront for Sale. Cedar Lake Waterfront in Leelanau County. Crystal Lake Homes in Benzie, MI. Duck Lake Waterfront for Sale. Elk Lake Waterfont in Northen Michigan.

Best of Rivers and Lakes. Best of Rivers and Lakes. The 2018 Leland Report Calendar is available! Get the Leland Report Photo Book! Listen to our interview at AM580 with Colleen Wares! Read the history behind the Leland Report Book. Read the latest stories from the road by Jim Burnham.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Celebrating Memorial Day Weekend-Leelanau Style. Friday, May 25 begins a new summer season here in the county. Spring in Leelanau county is my favorite season. There are the Trilliams to enjoy. The elusive Morel Mushroom to forage, the black morel are mostly gone you will still be able to find whites. Word of caution, although many are edible it is always better to play it safe. Get your binoculars out and enjoy.