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A couple of guys fishing in Lake Huron, near Kettle Point. I'm going through my archives, now that I'm done with my 365 project.
It was a very windy and cloudy day when suddenly the clouds parted briefly and lit up the beach with some golden sunshine.
This pot card was mailed from Sauble Beach to Toronto on 10 July, 1957. The young writer informs his mother that, "We were pin-boys last night. I made 80 cents and Barry made 52 cents.".
July 29 saw the sunset that just kept on giving, long into the afterglow. What a stunner. I had copious shots of this one, and these are the best.
I don't see many sunrises because it's usually too early to be up but on this morning I couldn't sleep and grabbed the camera.
Driving north over the Mackinac Bridge. A quick shot out of the car window. I am not a fan of crossing this bridge, I won't drive it, it was even hard to roll the window down for this and the biker shots...lol
Labor Day Weekend with my girls.
Horseshoe Bay colour, just south of Southampton. Chantry Island and its lighthouse can be seen on the horizon.
A few images from Lake Huron's Thunder Bay taken in Alpena, MI.
My wife and I ended up in Alpena while trying to find a breakfast place on a Saturday morning.
Lens: Pentax Super-Takumar 135mm F3.5
Charity Island is located in the middle of Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron, Michigan, USA. It was built in 1857 to guide ships away from rocky shallows in the center of the bay. It ceased service around 1939 and was replaced by the Gravelly Shoals Light, off of Point Lookout, in 1942. Some renovation is in progress. The lightkeepers house in the photo is a 2003 rebuild by Robert Wiltse, using the original plans of the keeper's house. A dinner cruise to the island is available in season.
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