Good tidings and good timing for the snow to finally arrive on Mackinac Island! The beginning of this week started out rather dry and lacking any snow at all. I was still pretty content biking to and from work every day, knowing that we would soon be seeing more snow on the ground. But this…
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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.
Autumn Reflections
There are some views that feel new, no matter how many times you see it. After a long hiatus from blogging, I’ve returned with a renewed mindset and more balanced work/personal life, which has left me much more time for hiking, biking, and of course, photography. And I may be an adult with a candy…
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Winter Musings
So far for 2021, I am enjoying the winter scenery! January brought a lot of interesting hikes with lots of interesting views. We actually started the year out with a few dry days and lost snow from warmer weather, although the second half of the month brought back the snow that was happily welcomed by…
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A Month of Thanks
There’s been a lot of not much going on, and I like it! November has been expectedly quiet, and I’ve been sticking to work and home for the most part. I have always welcomed this part of the transition from on-season to off-season, when traffic to the island slows down to mainly residents and workers,…
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Season’s End
We’ve reached a pivotal moment in the year 2020… the end of another season on Mackinac Island. As much as I love making candy and love the summer, I’m happy for the season’s end. It was one heck of a season! There were definite positives to the season, especially those things that I wouldn’t think…
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The Rushing of Summer
How August flies by so quickly I will never understand. The month had been quite interesting, with lots of ups and downs, and opportunities to enjoy the weather, and even more chances to enjoy my hobbies. Although work at the fudge is still far from the normal good ol’ days, we’ve been able to accommodate…
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Heather Chloe May 