Photographs from a Bloy in Wisconsin
I took a camping vacation last week in Northern Wisconsin, where I had to visit my favorite spot in the whole state: The Black Lagoon on the Star Lake Nature Trail [PDF]. I must have hiked that trail and visited that spot at least a couple dozen times, but every time I see it, I am just as amazed as I was the first.
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Contemplating the trees, the forest, and life at 60 years old.
This red-winged blackbird looked like he was straining with all his might, to sing out his morning call.
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I’m starting to see a lot of these unique beauties around. One of my summertime favorites.
Continue reading Coneflower season
I love looking at large, old trees. This beautiful oak tree in Vilas Park has to be 150-200 years old. When I see trees like this, I imagine scenes from days-gone-by the tree was a part of, and the memories it might have. If only it could speak…
There’s nothing like a beautiful sunset to end a beautiful summer day.
One more from the railroad bridge on the Great River State Trail.
I spent some time photographing the former Chicago & North Western Railway bridge on the Great River State Trail. The bridge crosses the Black River, just before it flows into the Mississippi.
Continue reading Bridging the trail