The water in Annie's reminds me of the photos I took a few days ago of a storm on Lake Superior that began on the evening of November 10th. The anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. These "Irons" are a deep shipping canal. The water looks black because it is kicking up old black stamp sand that had been dumped there during the hay days of copper mining.

Much calmer water! Near Grand Turk.

More calm water - early morning at the cottage (or camp, depending on the jargon where you live)

More coastal weather. My walking buddies and I go out in all conditions.

Coastal sunrise stroll, Sanibel, FL.

My brother walking on a sandbar island with storm clouds, Fiji

Bridge over the Colorado River, Page, AZ

Driving over the Mackinac Bridge, from the UP to the LP, in the rain and fog

A local lake with a great beach that we walked around yesterday. It's fed by mountain spring water - might be a tad chilly.

Bear we watched swim across the lake then come up on the bank just down from our campsite.

People swimming across the Indus (they're using inflated goat bladders for flotation - fortunately, the river is very shallow).

We were travelling on a boat similar to the one in the background.

Today at a local cemetery.