Photos by Big V

We went out for a walk early one misty, foggy day, and this was a frequent sight. Sign in to see full entry.

The wife was in a whimsical mood and decided to add some spice to her hair. Sign in to see full entry.

In my wanderings in the Upper Peninsula, I walked into an opening to find this display of God's wonder. Sign in to see full entry.

Just another extraordinary day in the Upper Peninsula! Sign in to see full entry.

I talk about "The Bridge" a lot, but most people have no idea of how big it really is. From the beginning of the bridge on the south to the end of the bridge, it spans over 5.8 miles over water. Add in the approaches on both ends, and it is over 7 miles long. The two center-span supports are over... Sign in to see full entry.

I have no idea how many thousands of years of sediment are on display here, but I would guess it is well over half a million or more. All I know is it is an incredible place to stand and contemplate life. Sign in to see full entry.

The bay area on the east side of Marquette has a number of very tall cliffs, but it also has a lot of areas of what used to be molten lava. Sign in to see full entry.

This is the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse, Eagle Harbor, Michigan, located on the north side of the Keweenaw Peninsula within Eagle Harbor Township, Keweenaw County. It is one of the most beautiful of Michigan's many lighthouses. Behind it is a stunning array of the stars in the universe. Sign in to see full entry.

This set of falls has a real name, but the locals all call it "Piddle Falls" because of the small amount of water flowing. Either way, it is a beautiful place to be. Sign in to see full entry.

If your timing was right and you knew exactly where to be, sights like this were common. I found several places where the wild Trillium plants would sprout up like this. Sign in to see full entry.