For me and many other Michiganders, that means one of our fall weekend days is spent picking apples and enjoying apple cider with donuts at our local cider mill with family and friends.
Which is what I hoped to do today.
Except Mother Nature had other plans. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Apples at Plymouth Cider Mill
While we’re experiencing an unexpected heat wave throughout Michigan for the first week of fall 2017, the trees and shrubs know fall is here.
It was a treat to hike the trails at Phoenix Lake, part of Edward Hines Park; every bend in the trail had another impressive display of color.
Leaves are already changing to golden yellow on the Honey Locust, Shagbark Hickory, and Sassafras trees.
Plants and saplings in the understory and forest floor are also displaying gorgeous red and orange foilage. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Heat Doesn’t Stop Fall Colors in Michigan
This weekend was the perfect fall weekend for people in northern United States who love fall colors, clear blue skies, and warm temperatures. I caught this shot as we were approaching a bend in the road on a backroad in Ypsilanti, Michigan, a nearby city in southeastern Michigan. It was that time of the evening,… Continue reading Photo of the Week: Backroad Adventure in Ypsilanti
