Here are some more photos from our leisurely hike at Jensen's Nature Trail located off Old 27 in Gaylord. I loved how some of the trees were marked so you could verify the identity of them. They have a nice winding path and you can take either the 1 mile or 3/4 mile hike. There is a large mossy bog, beech trees, soft maple, white pine, remnants of blackberry bushes and much more. I think this would make a lovely place to go snow shoeing in the winter.
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I'm still loving all of those leaves on the ground. I can hear the crunching as I look at these.
:-)
Ha! and now I have the best looking computer background around!
Just look at those leaves!!! Beautiful colors.
2Sweet - thank you - you are sweet!
Wendy - ha,ha!!
Darla - many thanks!! :-)
ok, I'm in where do I get the snow shoes? It has been raining here all day so going on your walk was great! Thanks!
Tina - I think we're getting some of your rain tomorrow!!
Wonderful to do that hike! What with all the colours!
Hi there - thanks so much for coming by my blog to visit!
WOW - Northern Michigan! Looks beautiful. I have a cousin in Grand Rapids.... and I've always wanted to visit Mackinac Island...
Can't wait to explore your blog and all the beauty I can already see here! :-)
Reader Wil - the weather was perfect that day to breathe in that fresh pine smell!
Happywife - thank YOU for coming by! You would love Mackinac - a jewel of Michigan!
Shelly,
I would love to stop by the Jensen Nature Trail the next time we are up at out place in Lake Arrowhead. I'm unfamiliar with its location, could you clue me in?
Thanks!
Oh, and I am so jealous that you were able to spend an entire week, with perfect weather no less, up north. We hope to get back up sometime in December...
Jackie
Jackie - my dad's place used to be on Lake Arrowhead - I grew up going there as a young girl!
The jensen's nature trail is right off Old 27 - if you're heading down towards downtown Gaylord - it will be on your right hand side - a couple miles from passenheim. I think pretty close to otsego state park which is on the opposite side. Hope this helps!
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