Photographs from a Bloy in Wisconsin
Posts in this category document photos that were not taken, of scenes I witnessed that deserve to be remembered. These were moments when I didn’t or couldn’t click the camera shutter. Moments that should not be forgotten, even though there is no photograph.
Inspired by Michael David Murphy’s blog, Unphotographable.
Some days, just floating along and ending up wherever the water takes me, sounds pretty good.
With its gorgeous views of northern Wisconsin, and easy biking, there is a lot to love about the Bearskin State Trail. What I love the most however, is the wonderful history that looms over the trail. It was built on a former Milwaukee Road rail bed (and 13 trestles). As you enter at the trail head in Minocqua and cross the trestle over Lake Minocqua, it’s easy to get thrown back in time.
The best sunset I saw while camping last week.
I spend last week camping in northern Wisconsin, where I made my annual summer pilgrimage to the Black Lagoon on the Star Lake Nature Trail. As I’ve said before, this is my favorite view in all of Wisconsin. The thought that entered my mind when I was there this time was, I’ll bet it looks just as amazing in the winter. Someday, I’ll have to see for myself.
Another sunset from Tenney Park in Madison.
The process of tearing down the largest smokestack at Madison Gas & Electric’s downtown plant has begun.
I complain about all the rain, and the hot & humid weather we’ve been experiencing, but the native wildflowers certainly like it.
