[dagnabit9]

What golf course is that, Wulf?

[Wulf67]

That's A-Ga-Ming on the west side of the lake.

[dagnabit9]

Hmm...wonder if I've played that one...anyway, I absolutely LOVE the pictures! I wish I could move back but that'll have to wait, I guess.

[blackzzz01]

Originally Posted by Wulf67

That's A-Ga-Ming on the west side of the lake.

Great job on the pics Wulf..I think I played that course years ago. Do you know if that's the one that has the blind hole where you ring a bell out in the fairway to signal back to the players behind you on the tee that you're out of range and it's safe for them to tee off?

[dagnabit9]

There's a hole like that at Pine Valley Golf Course in Ray, Michigan - but I remember one in that area that has a bell you ring. Just can't remember which one it is. Before last year, I hadn't been back to Michigan since 1995 and not back to northern Lower Michigan since 1980. I can't tell you how much I miss it...

[PineHallGirl]

Originally Posted by Bydand

Yep, according to some on these forums, all these photos sure look like boring, flyover country because there is nothing to see.

Hope they keep thinking that, so they don't actually come here, fall in love with the area, then try to muck it up by moving here and trying to change it into either East or West coasts lifestyles.

Or worst...the south...

[New_Horizon]

First one is sunset from Abbaya Point second one is Lake of the Clouds in the Porcupine Mountains.

[magellan]

Originally Posted by Wulf67

That's A-Ga-Ming on the west side of the lake.

Beautiful shots Wulf67! I'll have to check out that course. Another beautiful one (although you can't see Torch from it) is The Farm on Eddy School Rd East of Bellaire. And it's a lot cheaper than the ones at Shanty Creek!

[maireadanaiar]

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[Bydand]

Went out this afternoon for a bit with the ol' camera.

Here is a cool one. Water and sand froze to make icicles along the beach in Ludington. Very soft looking.


Another shot of the frozen beach just north of Ludington.


The waves were pounding the North breakwall lighthouse in Ludington today.


Ice was building up on everything within its reach last night and this morning.