Heavy fog rolled in on Sunday, caused by temperatures rising 70 degrees higher than we were experiencing a few days ago! What a crazy winter this has been so far.
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Another storm
Second major winter storm we’ve had in five days. I give this most recent snowstorm a rating of 2.3/2. That’s two-point-three hours of manual labor and two ibuprofen.
Winter shadows
One of my favorite sights of winter are the deep contrasting shadows bare trees make on fresh snow.
Continue reading Winter shadowsTrail’s end at day’s end
Late afternoon hike at Cherokee Marsh
Under a colorful canopy
When the sun is shining on autumn leaves like this, I could look up at them for hours.
October yellow
A little autumn color for a dreary weekend
It’s been pretty dark and dreary in Madison for a while now. The lack of sunshine, and the fact that I haven’t spent much time out in nature lately has a definite affect on my psyche. As a small antidote, I was looking at some early autumn pictures I took recently, when clouds weren’t dominating the sky.
The lesson that I need to get outside on a regular basis, no matter the weather, is not new. It’s funny though, how often I need to remind myself of it.
Pine shadows
Foggy morning at Peninsula
Peninsula State Park sure looks different when the fog rolls in.
Cave Point
I’m often surprised by discovering or hearing about spots I’ve never seen, in places I regularly visit. A friend told me about Cave Point County Park in Door County (located just north of Whitefish Dunes State Park), and I made a point of checking it out when I was vacationing there last week.