Michigan Love

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I think you all know that I’m so happy to live in Houston most of the time.  But when August comes around?  Wow.  The heat is brutal.   A few weeks ago we had temperatures over 100 degrees for more than 10 straight days.  Coupled with the humidity of living near the Gulf, it gets a little overwhelming.  We’ve started making a habit of escaping the sweltering summer heat and heading north to cooler climates before school starts up again.  The last few years we’ve been going to Northern Michigan and I do have to admit that we’ve fallen in love.   In the area where we stay, there’s a little bit of everything for the outdoor lover and photographer.

Small calm lakes and vast Great Lakes.

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Orchards where you can pick your own fruit and vineyards with tasting rooms.

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Wide open dark skies filled with stars and, of course, a fire every night.

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Just what this Houston gal needs to refill my soul after the heat of summer has drained the energy out.

Stay cool, my friends – Angie

8 Comments

  1. So pretty, Angie! Do you go to the same spot each year? Do you camp or stay elsewhere?

    • We go to the same place every year. We haven’t camped yet, but I can imagine a day that we will. It would be so fun to camp at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park! (which is about an hour from where we stay….) 🙂

  2. I know some of these places. I have family in Michigan and a few years ago we took our family summer beach vacation lakeside. You captured the overwhelming openness of the landscape beautifully, Angie.

    • Thanks Debbie – I think we’ll be going back more and more often. I have dreams of hosting a workshop there someday!

  3. Love that lake shot! I have never been to Michigan but hear it is lovely. We are having some Texas weather this week! I am not a fan of the 104 temps with sticky humidity.

  4. This looks so ideal! And I agree, those are some crazy temps that need to be escaped from! Lovely images. Now i want to have a bonfire!

  5. So, so lovely. There is just nothing like lake country. It’s where I would live (cottage on a lake) if I could pick my perfect place.

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