The United States is a very large landmass. Anyone who has driven across it, be it North to South or East to West, has spent many hours “on the road”. Since the majority of my life experience has been in the southern half of the U.S., arriving for March in Michigan has been a slightly different Spring experience. The following are scenes of the Michigan landscape near the village of Vanderbilt, 65 miles from the junction of Lake Huron and Lake Michigan. Snow and ice continue to reign, however this is the perfect time for sapping the maple trees.
Wherever you are this time of year, Nature is abundant in beauty of all variations. Happy Happy Spring!
Namaste
Little Traverse Bay
Ice Locked Lighthouse
3 Stories of Ice
Ice Tree
Breakfast, the Elk Preserve
Spring Run Off
Maple Syrup Tutorial
Anne Nowell 