 | Leelanau.com Blog
|
Glen Arbor Winterfest – Saturday, Febrary 13'
The Annual Glen Arbor Winterfest takes place this Saturday, February 13. Coming Events: National Writers Series' Amy Alkon (Feb 11), Winter Wine Wonderland (Feb 14), Ranger-guided snow shoe hikes at Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore (Weekends Jan thru Feb), Movie Series at Northport Community Arts Center (Feb 14, March 14, April 11) (more info) Check the Leelanau Calendar. |
 Latest WeatherLIght snow & 23 at 11:13 AM sunrise: 7:52 am / sunset: 6:02 pm Waning Crescent, 17% of the Moon is Illuminated Weather Forecast » |
NPR has a nice feature on the recent vacation by a couple radio producers who came to Leelanau County to celebrate their anniversary. They visit the Sleeping Bear Dunes, Jolli Lodge, the Bluebird and do some kayaking on Lake Michigan.
Read/listen to 100 Bucks of Gas: Eating Cherry Pie on the Way to Sleeping Bear from NPR. You can also click the photo to the right for more great photos from Greg Jolliffe.
Thanks Joel (a Jolli Lodge fan) for the tip!
RSS feed for comments on this post.
Related Posts
Photo Friday: Wave/Rock/Pyre/Clouds by Greg Jollife
Leelanau Almanac for the Week of January 18-24, 2006
Photo Friday: Glen Lake by yodraws
Saturdays at the Lakeshore in May
Leelanau Almanac for the Week of May 3-9, 2007
Powered by WordPress :: webdesign by Leelanau.com :: © 1996-2006 Manitou Publishing Co.
Hi, I am wondering if this fire photo was taken the time there was an event inviting people to come out and have a fire / picnic whatever you wanted. The wood was provided for us and there were quite a few people there. I would love to have the story on this event.. if it was in the paper. I live in Traverse and my dau / dau-in-law and grandkids and I attended this event and loved it. I just cannot recall what it was being called. It was in the fall I believe as it was cool when the sun went down. Can you help with this? thanks Brenda (must have been about 6 yrs or so ago)
Comment by Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore — March 29, 2008 @ 8:36 pm
Hi, it was called "Light the Shore" and I know that Ken Scott took some pictures:
http://www.kenscottphotography.com/ksp/bf/bf.html
You might go to his home page and inquire.
Comment by Andrew McFarlane — March 30, 2008 @ 5:39 am