One of the reasons I love living in Michigan is because we have four seasons. And fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year when our trees change color.
With warmer temperatures this fall, floods in the summer, and drought last spring, our gorgeous fall color was delayed this year in southeast Michigan.
Typically we see fall foilage change color in early and mid October.
But not this year.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Kensington Metropark in Fall Colors
One of the nearby neighbors goes all out for Halloween decorations.
And has for over 10 years.
Each year it seems their Halloween display has grown even larger with more graveyard markers and skeletons.
The Bride of Frankenstein showed up about five years ago. That gray gigantic spider on the roof appeared three years ago.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Happy Halloween!
Unless you park behind it, you might miss the blue and white mural on the south wall of Ypsilanti City Hall.
The City Hall Mural by Jermaine Dickerson is a whoosh of color as you drive by on one-way Huron Street into downtown Ypsilanti, Michigan.
But if you’re walking on the sidewalk, take a moment to find the iconic reminders of Ypsilanti past and present.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Ypsilanti City Hall Mural