Tag Archives: Lake Superior

Location Independence: Road Trip Version

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Betsy Wuebker

During the build-up to Christmas last month, we blew right through the anniversary of our first six months of location independence. Things are working out great! We are extremely happy with our decision overall, and are excited to build further on … Continue reading →

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Looking Into Forever Part 4

Posted on September 16, 2010 by Betsy Wuebker

I am this water. From any approach, there is a heart-stopping moment when Lake Superior reveals herself in full.  It never fails to take my breath away. The longer I am away from Big Water, the more there is that … Continue reading →

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HOW FAITHFUL ARE THY BRANCHES . . .

Posted on December 15, 2008 by Betsy Wuebker

If you are just joining us, this post is part of our Christmas Card series.  Last year, we decided to match Pete’s photographs with favorite carols and make our Christmas cards by hand. This is the Little Cedar Spirit Tree, … Continue reading →

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A BIRD IN THE HAND

Posted on September 23, 2008 by Betsy Wuebker

The huge bird counts that lured us to Hawk Ridge are no more.  An east wind blows all weekend, pushing the migrants’ highway further inland from Lake Superior.  Still, birders galore flock to the main overlook at Hawk Ridge, and … Continue reading →

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MUNISING – A FINE FOREVER

Posted on July 31, 2008 by Betsy Wuebker

If Grand Island is the head, and Munising‘s deep water harbor is the neck, then Munising itself is a rough-hewn, semi-precious necklace on a leathery cord. From wherever you might be along its grid of tree-named streets, your eye is … Continue reading →

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