The lights of downtown Muskegon from Heritage Landing.
Category: Downtown Muskegon
Another one of the emerging buds along the Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail
A visiting freighter as seen from Muskegon’s Heritage Landing
A bud on a tree near the County Building in downtown Muskegon
An early morning at the Seaway crossing near the GVSU energy center in downtown Muskegon.
These spring flowers seemed to be pushing through way too early, especially since these pictures come from a walk in mid-March!
The morning sun appears over one of the old ponds that line Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail.
Looking up the stairway at Muskegon’s St Jeans Catholic Church.
This morning’s walk around Muskegon’s Ruddiman Pond was one of the coldest of the winter. While the breeze was extremely light, its effect on any exposed skin was painful.
In spite of the cold, the beautiful sunrise lighting up the ice made the trip well worth making.
Not knowing that the circus had arrived in Muskegon made it a shock to come face to face with one of the performers this morning.
The extreme cold didn’t seem to bother my new acquaintance in the least. Indeed, he seemed not at all inclined to pull in head back into the tent!
This is one of the structural supports for the overhead walkway at Muskegon High School.
Muskegon’s Evergreen Cemetery on the morning of January 20, 2009.
The Muskegon Farmer’s Market is still awfully cold and quiet, but it won’t be for much longer. It will be wonderful to see everyone back for another season of great friends and food.
This is the turret of an old house on Muskegon’s Houston Street.
This leaf was frozen to the walkway of Muskegon’s Lakeshore Bike Trail near the Cobb plant. The ice crystals gave it a really pretty fossilized effect.
Just a few steps farther along, this berry was equally chilly, but was still a really gorgeous red.
October’s harvest moon was so gorgeous that it made for loads of pictorial opportunity.
This is the statue in the middle of Muskegon’s Hackley Park on one of those lovely mornings.
The overpass as Seaway turns into downtown Muskegon on the morning of December 10, 2008.
Here are a few more of the extremely cool musicians that are currently performing in Muskegon’s Hackley Park.
These singers couldn’t be happier in spite of the accumulation giving a new look to their previously a capella approach.
A lamp lights the walking path in Muskegon’s Heritage Landing on a December morning in 2005.
