This is a little bridge in downtown Petoskey, Michigan. The people you see are fishing for salmon that pass by there on their way up stream. You know why they are headed up there, and no, it's not to rent a movie for saturday night. This is my way of saying, I will be heading up to the Northern reaches of the Wolverine state next week. So this will be my last bridge photo till I can find some with a midwest accent. I will be posting for the next few days prior to leaving. So, I hope you will join Louis and some other fine people showing all manner of bridges.
Sunday Bridges
This is a little bridge in downtown Petoskey, Michigan. The people you see are fishing for salmon that pass by there on their way up stream. You know why they are headed up there, and no, it's not to rent a movie for saturday night. This is my way of saying, I will be heading up to the Northern reaches of the Wolverine state next week. So this will be my last bridge photo till I can find some with a midwest accent. I will be posting for the next few days prior to leaving. So, I hope you will join Louis and some other fine people showing all manner of bridges.
mmmm, lox.
ReplyDeleteHave a safe trip!
ReplyDeleteAh, the Mitten State --- my old stomping grounds! Have a good fun. Hope you have beautiful weather.
ReplyDeleteThis photo can be a strong inspiration for the painter, believe me.
ReplyDeleteHaha, the lox doesn't get much fresher than that.
ReplyDeleteGo Wolverines! (spoken by a fond alumnus of UM)
You have a great time in good old Michigan.
Wonderful picture!I wish you a blessed trip, enjoy your time there!We will miss you!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Léia
«Louis» linked it for you.
ReplyDeleteWe hope you enjoy your Yugo ride to the Wolverine state!
Safe and happy travels. Don't forget the bagels and cream cheese.
ReplyDeleteYES! I hope the temperatures will be much more comfortable up north with the wolverines than in the south with the alligators. I'm afraid this summer may not be as cool as the last one was. Fortunately, I have been known to be WRONG.
ReplyDeleteNice little bridge. I wonder how hard it is to catch salmon from such a vantage point.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a good trip. I'll look forward to seeing your Michigan pictures again. And I know you're sad to leave all the heat and humidity behind!
Back up north, eh. Watch out for the 'no-see-ums. What you can't see them!!!!! We'll be lookin' for you. MB
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to join the fishermen on this bridge. Happy travels!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in the wolverine state! This photo reminds me of all the trout and salmon we'd see in the rivers! Hope you have a great time ;D
ReplyDeletenow i feel sorry for the salmon.:p
ReplyDeletehave a fun trip.
Hope the trip is safe and trouble-free. And catch us some lox while you're up there. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope someone had a good dinner that night!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe and fun trip.
Lovely place!
ReplyDeleteHeaded for cooler weather. Well aren't you just the smartest little South Floridian I know!
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So peaceful, it seems. What a place to wet a line!
ReplyDeleteHope you find a bagel to go with the lox.
ReplyDeleteCool photo...fun post...what's a wolverine? (JUST KIDDING!)
Have a nice trip, try to find some nice mid-west benches!
ReplyDeletebon voyage!Hope you find some good photo ops. PS funny remark about the lazy seals.
ReplyDeletegreat bridge. how convenient for people to be able to fish Salmon off of it too!
ReplyDeleteLovely bridge.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on trip.
Good fishing
ReplyDeleteBon voyage. Looking forward to an out-of-state bridge!
ReplyDeletecute little bridge!
ReplyDeleteLast year I was new to your blog and didn't quite understand the dual locations, so I got confused. This year I'll be following right along with the program. Can't wait to see the wolverines.
ReplyDeleteTravel safe B!
ReplyDeleteUm..er...it's the Spartan State. Go Green!
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