This year’s polar vortex has certainly caused quite a stir in Michigan this year. Mackinac Island is no exception to the snowfall, and it seemed as though we were running out of places to put the snow this past week:
Looks like the city found one good spot… right in front of May’s Candy Shop! It sure was a climb trying to get inside the storeThe view from atop the snow hillAnd down by the boardwalk… !This wall of snow taller than my 5’2″ self nearly blocks out the view of the Mackinac BridgeCan you guess where I am?More snow piles… this time by our corner store fudge shopThe snow by the Mackinac Island Public LibraryWindermere Park has become a great place to store the snow… can you see the lighthouses?A view down Fort St… the same place where I went sledding on my birthday last year!The kids of Mackinac Island Public School, enjoying their large wall of snow/snow hillChildren learning how to skiThe old lilac tree in my mom and dad’s front yard, weathering the snow. I can’t wait to see it back in full bloom this summer…
From making fudge in big copper kettles all summer long, to enjoying the serene life on Lake Huron in the winter, I share with you a glimpse of my life on Mackinac Island, MI.
It’s the same way here…they were wondering what to do with the piles and piles of snow. In one case, on a back road, they had to have a truck come and haul it away so they could continue plowing to their houses.
LOVE the photo of the lilac tree in front of your parents’ house! I’ve yet to be up there when they’re in bloom, and they’re one of my favorite flowers. Maybe I’ll try to make it this year.
Lots of snow, great photos.
It’s the same way here…they were wondering what to do with the piles and piles of snow. In one case, on a back road, they had to have a truck come and haul it away so they could continue plowing to their houses.
LOVE the photo of the lilac tree in front of your parents’ house! I’ve yet to be up there when they’re in bloom, and they’re one of my favorite flowers. Maybe I’ll try to make it this year.