Where in the Copper Country #11

I have been so confused all week. With having Monday off work, I am behind the times. I sure hope I don’t end up going to work on Saturday because I think it’s Friday :-)

Last week’s picture was a tough one. It is the bridge you cross while traveling the Peepsock Trail in Houghton (for more information on this series, please see the beginning of this post).

This week’s picture comes from the southern part of the Copper Country. If you follow this pipeline (not the direction my photo is taken, but the other way) you come across a very large structure.

Where in the Copper Country is this picture taken?

Mr. Chipmunk Got a Mouthful

The little critters in the Keweenaw amuse me. My son was eating a cookie and dropped a chunk. A nearby chipmunk took the opportunity. He sure got a mouthful!

He also let me get really close to him. He was either very used to humans or very pre-occupied with the yummy cookie :-)

Where in the Copper Country Wednesday #10

dcclark is on a roll and guessed correctly last week. I guess it doesn’t surprise me. By looking at his blog, he’s traveled the area a bit. It was indeed the track at the Houghton County Museum in Lake Linden (for more information on this series, please see the beginning of this post).

Let’s see if I can stump him this week. I had no clue this place existed until we stopped by last weekend. We were riding our bikes on the trail south out of Houghton and came across a trailhead and took it. We came across this bridge:

Where in the Copper Country is this pic taken?

A Bit Chilly!

The weather the past few days has been a bit chilly. We went for a bike ride last night and there were even piles of leaves on the ground. It made me feel like fall was coming early. And after fall, you know comes next:

LOL. This is a picture of my car after one snowfall during the winter of 98-99. Poor thing!

Campfire Fun

We recently had the opportunity to play with fire and all of us were treated to a nice campfire. There is something so relaxing about sitting by the campfire and the warmth toasting your legs and some marshmallows.

Our son really didn’t care for the flaming marshmallow trick, but mom likes to eat the result.

I tried a few different things with the camera to capture the fire. I took this shot of some embers, which eerily looks like a forest fire.

After this shot, our camera died so I just enjoyed the fire the rest of the night :-)