#indiana dunes state park

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indiana dunes state/national park - may 2024

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Lake Michigan Sunset - Indiana Dunes State Park by Andrew Parlette Via Flickr: A sunset view from "Devils Slide" sand dune in Indiana Dunes State Park. Parts of the Chicago skyline are seen across Lake Michigan with the setting sun. This was a short hike up from the beach, along with many trails through the state park and surrounding Indianna Dunes National Park.

[little-annie]

Jillian Harrington

She knows she's not the best mother, but she tries, she really does.

She was a business woman first, never expecting to be a mother until it mistakenly happened. Though, she'll tell you to this day, bringing her baby boy into this world was the best day of her life. Steven Joseph Harrington, all eight pounds, six ounces and the largest head of hair she's ever seen on a newborn baby boy.

It was a struggle from the get go, juggling a newborn and her portion of the family business. There were many days that she brought young Steven to work with her, plopping him down in a play pen in her office while she tried to get mountains paperwork done.

Richard was never helpful, the most contribution he provided was financial aid and the conception of the young boy.

Their marriage was one of business, vows filled with falsities, only for the greater good of merging two successful businesses in order to create one mega one. And that's what they did. What they were. All they ever were.

It was a loveless marriage from the start, Richard coming into the thing with a line of women hiding in closets or waiting for him at vacation homes. They were business partners that lived in the same home and occasionally shared the same bed. But they were never husband and wife, maybe occasionally lovers, but never in the emotional sense, if anything they used each other to burn off steam.

And well, that's how they got Steve.

She knows she wasn't as present throughout his childhood as they both wished she'd be. Missing birthdays, ball games and the occasional holiday, but my god did she love that boy.

Truthfully, aside from her late grandfather, Steve was the only other human being on the planet that held a piece of her heart.

Once her little boy reached school age and could no longer spend his days in the office 'helping' his mom, a nanny did most of the raising. Tending to Steve's needs, smothering him with love and affection.

But on the weekends Jillian always made a point to be home. Taking a rosy cheeked, freckle-faced Steven out for ice cream and a movie, to the park or driving up to the Indiana Dunes to spend the weekend at the lake. The times they shared together were always happy, filled with laughter and joy. Always the highlight of her week.

As Steve (I don't like Steven mom, it sounds too formal) aged and grew into his later years, they still carved out time for one another. Maybe missing a weekend or two due to conflicting schedules, but on those days when Steve was travelling for school sports or Jillian was out of State on business, they spoke on the phone in the evenings.

She was there to see the light in his eyes at the mention of the eldest Wheeler, to see the blush on his cheeks as he spoke of brown eyes, curly hair and a strong will.

She was there to see that very light drained and dull, cast over with the weight of something that had him up screaming in the middle of the night and jumping at the drop of a pin.

That was when she started dropping clients and changing her schedule to work from home more often, choosing to set up their guest room as a makeshift office.

Whatever her boy had gone through, he'd gone through it alone and that wasn't going to happen again.

Many mornings did she wake to find her teenage boy curled up in bed only a few inches away, at some point in the night startling awake and coming to seek comfort.

When the mall fire, or so they called it, happened, Steve finally let the floodgates open, spilling every unbelievable detail of what he'd gone through. It was heartbreaking to know the boy had suffered so much and kept it bottled up for such a long time. The horrors he'd seen, the loss he'd witnessed.

She wanted nothing more than to haul them away and say so long to Hawkins and its horrors but it just wasn't in the cards and truthfully, she didn't think Steve would be willing to leave.

Richard was an anomaly, a rarity in the Harrington house and never once did they divulge the going ons of Steve's life to the man. They kept him in the dark, much like he did to them. It's not like he was very present in their lives, either away on business or gone off somewhere with a mistress.

Hawkins cracked open on one of the rare occasions Jillian was away on business, out of state, across the country. She'd seen it on the news first and knew immediately that it was connected to the horrors that kept her boy up at night. She'd cancelled her meetings and flew into Indianapolis only to be stopped by military personnel at the Hawkins city limits. An immediate quarantine they'd said, noxious gas or something of the sort. No one was allowed in as much as no one was allowed out.

The only thing on her mind was her son.

She didn't return to her business trip, getting a motel room in the nearest town until she heard word of Hawkins re-engaging with the world.

It'd been a month and when she got back to her hometown, it was quite literally split into quarters, fissures in the ground, deep and daunting, threatening.

Finally it was at the hospital where she found her son, supposedly visiting a friend, a young man she'd yet to meet. Steve was obviously shaken, skin scarred and healing, eyes bloodshot and an expression on his face as if he'd seen death and maybe be had.

She'd taken him home and did her best to nurse him back to health, helping to maintain maintenance on bandages and be there for those times when his sanity inevitably crumbled.

Months had passed and Steve left the house often, going out to "check on the kids," or "help out at the school" or "see Robin," or, just like clock work, every afternoon, "I'm just gonna go check on Eddie."

She'd known about the kids, had met a handful of them, constantly heard of the Henderson boy and his antics. She knew Robin, quite liked the girl and for the longest time figured she was the new Nancy, but after some very emphasised points on the word "Platonic," she knew better. But Eddie, Eddie she knew nothing about, only heard whispering around town, none of which were good.

But it only took a single conversation with her son to know the truth.

To know Eddie was only a troubled boy, with a town out for his head. To know that he was only a boy and aided in saving the very town that hated him. Risked his life for those with closed minds and torches in hand.

To know that her son held something special in his heart for the boy. Something rare. Though she'd never say, she often saw a familiar light in Steve's eyes when speaking about the other young man.

She'd like to meet him some day.

—-

And there's a few times she comes close. Whether she knows it or not.

[feddy-34]

a national park for every state (2/5)*

hawai'i volcanoes national park, hawaii

craters of the moon national monument and preserve, idaho

shawnee national forest, illinois

indiana dunes national park, indiana

effigy mounds national monument, iowa

tall grass prairie national preserve, kansas

mammoth cave national park, kentucky

jean lafitte national historical park and preserve, louisiana

acadia national park, maine

assateague island national seashore, maryland

*DISCLAIMER: some states do not have national parks. instead they have national monuments, national seashores, national historical parks, etc.

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Tacoma's Yearly Calendar Photos!

Every year, I make a wall calendar with photos I've taken over the years and get them printed to give out as holiday gifts to my family and some friends! Now that the one I'd shipped out has reached it's destination hehe, I wanted to post these here as well! So Rare Tacoma Photography Post be upon thee !! (Captions as to what each photo is and where/when it was taken is below!)

Sunset over the Mediterranean - Capri, Italy - May 2023

Space Shuttle Enterprise - Intrepid Museum, New York, NY - February 2020

Road Rally Ride Vehicles - Dorney Park, South Whitehall, PA - March 2024

Circular Congregational Church - Charleston, SC - July 2019

Flowering Wisteria - Capri, Italy - May 2023

Angel Statue and Live Oak Tree - Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, GA - April 2019

Fourth of July Fireworks - Blairstown, NJ - July 2024

Ruins and Poppies - Pompeii, Italy - May 2023

Chicago Skyline at Night across Lake Michigan - Indiana Dunes State Park, IN - September 2024

Impulse Sign at Night - Knoebels, Elysburg, PA - October 2020

Neon Martini Sign - Florence, Italy - April 2023

Christmas Display - Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA - December 2023

Meeting Street at Dusk - Charleston, SC - July 2019

[oldlinetrad]

Indiana Dunes State Park-Chesterton, Indiana.

[cowboyhatesithere]

1. Acadia National Park, Maine

2. American Samoa National Park, American Samoa

3. Arches National Park, Utah

4. Badlands National Park, South Dakota

5. Big Bend National Park, Texas

6. Biscayne National Park, Florida

7. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado

8. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

9. Canyonlands National Park, Utah

10. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

11. Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico

12. Channel Islands National Park, California

13. Congaree National Park, South Carolina

14. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

15. Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio

16. Death Valley National Park, California & Nevada

17. Denali National Park, Alaska

18. Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida

19. Everglades National Park, Florida

20. Gates of the Arctic National Park, Alaska

21. Gateway Arch National Park, Missouri

22. Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska

23. Glacier National Park, Montana

24. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

25. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

26. Great Basin National Park, Nevada

27. Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado

28. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee & North Carolina

29. Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas

30. Haleakalā National Park, Hawaii

31. Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii

32. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas

33. Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana

34. Isle Royale National Park, Michigan

35. Joshua Tree National Park, California

36. Katmai National Park, Alaska

37. Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska

38. Kings Canyon National Park, California

39. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska

40. Lake Clark National Park, Alaska

41. Lassen Volcanic National Park, California

42. Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky

43. Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado

44. Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

45. New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, West Virginia

46. North Cascades National Park, Washington

47. Olympic National Park, Washington

48. Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona

49. Pinnacles National Park, California

50. Redwood National Park, California

51. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

52. Saguaro National Park, Arizona

53. Sequoia National Park, California

54. Shenandoah National Park, Virginia

55. Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

56. Virgin Islands National Park, United States Virgin Islands

57. Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota

58. White Sands National Park, New Mexico

59. Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota

60. Wrangell—St. Elias National Park, Alaska

61. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana & Idaho

62. Yosemite National Park, California

63. Zion National Park, Utah

[buffalojournal]

Two Poems by Jessie Lynn McMains

Secret

is I stabbed summer      watched it twitch and spurt, dark, arterial        crunched the husks of late cicadas esoteric as the leaves                 we use to cross our sacred wounds            mystic is her lemonlips         the fuzz soft above        them charcoal smudge of shadow                   over her clavicle I wanna wake up in       November with a sprig       of verbena planted        in the pocket of my leather jacket       her fingers fuzzing on the stubble of my                  brooding clouds crisp wind rustle in        the oaktrees how sweet how soft she                 sing to me

At the Denny’s in Michigan City, Indiana, at 2 a.m. in Mid-October

everyone’s loonier than a junebug in a Canadian goose- feathered bed. One middle-aged fella in a Van Halen t-shirt with the sleeves torn off stuffs his mouth fulla straws and whistles “Dusty Crabapple Pie.” The old-timers in the back booth play poker for packets of non-dairy creamer and Sweet n’ Low, sling stories of glory days hunting Mud Mermaids and Wild Men. There’s a drunk lady who’s 30 or 45 or maybe 67, she doesn’t need anybody but she wants somebody to love. She stumbles from table to table, asks every man and half the women if they want to go neck in the bathroom. Her hair is the color of motor oil puddled on the floor of Moore’s Auto Repair, and if she’s especially fond of ya she’ll pull her shorts down and give you a flash of her star-freckled ass— but she’ll smack ya if you try to trace the constellations.

At the Denny’s in Michigan City, Indiana, at 2 a.m. in mid-October they have a secret menu. Sure, you can get the Grand Slam Slugger or the Moons Over My Hammy, but you should ask about the house specialities. Like Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammo, where they cut the flapjacks into crosses and arrange the bacon in the shape of a gun, and the eggs are boiled hard as bullets. Or Uncle Sam’s Thanksgiving—a deep-fried turkey leg stuck through with lit sparklers. Sometimes, if the fishing was good that day, they have fillet of Mud Mermaid. Once in a blue moon you can get The Elvis Platter.

At the Denny’s in Michigan City, Indiana, at 2 a.m. in mid-October they only play one song, which is a mashup of songs by the most famous Hoosier musicians. It’s called “Hurts So Good Runnin’ With the Devil Billie Jean in Paradise City.” It would be obnoxious if you could hear it over the din of spoons and trash talk, if you weren’t so tired you’d pass out facedown in your flapjacks if you didn’t have to get back on the road to Michigan.

At the Denny’s in Michigan City, Indiana, at 2 a.m. in mid-October the night manager—who’s also the host—is the spitting ghost- twin of latter-day Elvis. Fat and bedazzled with a queasy quaalude smile. When you arrive, he greets you with a ‘hunka-hunka-burnin’ love,’ and when you leave he says: “It’s so good to see ya, darlin’. I haven’t seen ya ‘round here in years.” When you tell him you’ve never been to that Denny’s, or to Michigan City, before in your life, he says: “Of course ya have. I knew ya when you were knee-high to a soybean. We’d go down to the Town of Pines and boogie with the Wild Men. We’d go up to the state park and have hotdog-eating contests on the sand dunes. Don’t ya remember?”

At the Denny’s in Michigan City, Indiana, at 2 a.m. in mid-October you say no, you don’t remember, that wasn’t you, he must have mistaken you for someone else. “Not possible,” Elvis says. “Not possible.” And at the Denny’s in Michigan City, Indiana, at 2 a.m. in mid-October when you’re goose-tired and fulla greased hash and headed for Kalamazoo you never know. Darlin’, you just never know.

🦬 Jessie Lynn McMains

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Michigan Sawyer: A Lakeside Gem on the Shores of Lake Michigan

Best Time to Visit Sawyer, Michigan: Seasons of Delight

Sawyer experiences four distinct seasons, each offering a unique charm and set of activities:

Summer (June-August): This is the peak season in Sawyer, with warm, sunny days perfect for swimming, sunbathing, boating, and exploring the lakefront. The vibrant atmosphere, numerous festivals, and outdoor events make summer an ideal time for families and those seeking lively experiences. Expect higher accommodation prices and more crowds during this period.

Spring (April-May): As the weather warms up, spring brings blooming wildflowers, migrating birds, and a sense of renewal. This is a great time for hiking, biking, and exploring the natural beauty of the area without the summer crowds. The weather can be unpredictable, so packing layers is advisable.

Fall (September-October): Autumn transforms Sawyer into a picturesque landscape of vibrant fall foliage. The crisp air, cozy atmosphere, and fewer crowds make fall an excellent time for scenic drives, apple picking, wine tasting, and enjoying the tranquil beauty of the lake.

Winter (November-March): While winter in Sawyer can be cold and snowy, it offers a unique charm for those who enjoy winter sports like snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. The cozy fireplaces and warm hospitality of local accommodations create a perfect setting for a winter getaway.

How to Reach Sawyer, Michigan: Your Journey Begins

Sawyer is conveniently located near major transportation hubs, making it easily accessible by various means:

By Air: The closest major airport is South Bend International Airport (SBN) in Indiana, approximately 45 minutes away from Sawyer. From the airport, you can rent a car or take a shuttle to reach your destination. Chicago’s O’Hare (ORD) and Midway (MDW) airports are also options, though they require a longer drive.

By Car: Sawyer is easily accessible by car via major highways. It’s a scenic drive from Chicago (approximately 1.5 hours) and other Midwest cities. Having a car gives you the flexibility to explore the surrounding areas at your own pace.

By Train: Amtrak offers train service to nearby New Buffalo, Michigan, which is a short drive from Sawyer. From New Buffalo, you can rent a car or take a taxi to reach your final destination.

By Bus: Bus services are available to nearby cities, but a car is generally recommended for exploring Sawyer and the surrounding areas.

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Things to Do in Michigan Sawyer, with Kids: Family Fun Awaits

Sawyer offers a plethora of family-friendly activities that will keep kids of all ages entertained:

Warren Dunes State Park: This natural wonderland is a must-visit for families. Kids will love climbing the towering sand dunes, swimming in Lake Michigan, and exploring the hiking trails. Pack a picnic lunch and spend a day enjoying the sun, sand, and stunning views.

Weko Beach: This beautiful public beach offers a sandy shoreline, playground, splash pad, and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot for a family beach day.

Fruit Picking at Local Farms: During the harvest season, several local farms offer opportunities for families to pick their own fruits, such as apples, blueberries, and cherries. This is a fun and educational experience for kids.

Mini Golf and Go-Karting: Sawyer and the surrounding areas offer various entertainment options, including mini golf courses and go-kart tracks, providing hours of fun for kids and adults alike.

Local Festivals and Events: Sawyer hosts various family-friendly festivals and events throughout the year, including art fairs, music festivals, and holiday celebrations. Check the local event calendar for upcoming activities.

Top Activities in Sawyer, Michigan: Exploring Nature and Beyond

Beyond family fun, Sawyer offers a diverse range of activities for all interests:

Hiking and Biking: Explore the scenic trails at Warren Dunes State Park and other nearby natural areas. The trails offer varying levels of difficulty, catering to both casual hikers and experienced trekkers.

Wine Tasting: The Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail boasts several award-winning wineries, offering wine tasting experiences and tours. Sample local wines and enjoy the beautiful vineyard landscapes.

Kayaking and Paddleboarding: Explore the calm waters of Lake Michigan by kayak or paddleboard. Several rental shops offer equipment and guided tours.

Fishing: Lake Michigan is a renowned fishing destination, offering opportunities to catch salmon, trout, and other fish species. Obtain a fishing license and try your luck at casting a line.

Shopping and Dining: Discover unique boutiques, antique shops, and art galleries in Sawyer and the surrounding towns. Enjoy delicious meals at local restaurants, ranging from casual eateries to fine dining establishments.

Nearest Tourist Places: Exploring the Region

Sawyer’s central location makes it a great base for exploring other nearby attractions:

New Buffalo, Michigan: This charming town offers a marina, beaches, shops, and restaurants, just a short drive from Sawyer.

St. Joseph, Michigan: A vibrant city with a beautiful lakefront, St. Joseph boasts a children’s museum, art museum, and several parks.

Holland, Michigan: Known for its Dutch heritage and tulip festival, Holland offers a unique cultural experience and stunning lakeside views.

Saugatuck, Michigan: This artistic community is famous for its art galleries, sand dunes, and scenic boat tours.

Where to Stay Near Sawyer, Michigan: Finding Your Perfect Retreat

Sawyer and the surrounding areas offer a variety of accommodation options to suit every budget and preference:

Hotels and Resorts: Several hotels and resorts are located near Sawyer, offering comfortable accommodations and various amenities.

Vacation Rentals: Vacation rentals are a popular choice for families and groups, providing more space and privacy.

Bed and Breakfasts: Experience the charm and hospitality of local bed and breakfasts, offering personalized service and cozy accommodations.

Camping: Warren Dunes State Park and other nearby campgrounds offer opportunities for camping under the stars.

Planning Your Trip to Sawyer: Tips and Resources

Book accommodations and activities in advance, especially during peak season.

Check the weather forecast and pack accordingly.

Bring comfortable shoes for hiking and exploring.

Pack sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat for protection from the sun.

Research local events and festivals before your trip.

Visit the local visitor center for maps, brochures, and information about the area.

Michigan Sawyer, is a hidden gem on the shores of Lake Michigan, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and small-town charm. Whether you’re seeking a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a solo retreat, Sawyer has something to captivate every traveler. From exploring the towering sand dunes at Warren Dunes State Park to indulging in wine tasting at local vineyards, Sawyer provides a memorable experience for all who visit. So, pack your bags and get ready to discover the magic of Sawyer!

Here are some FAQs about Michigan Sawyer

Q: Where is Michigan Sawyer located?

A: Sawyer is located on the shores of Lake Michigan in southwestern Michigan.

Q: What is the best time to visit Sawyer?

A: Summer (June-August) is ideal for beach activities, while spring and fall offer pleasant weather for hiking and exploring.

Q: How do I get to Sawyer?

A: Sawyer is accessible by car, with nearby airports in South Bend and Chicago. Amtrak serves nearby New Buffalo.

Q: What are some things to do in Sawyer with kids?

A: Warren Dunes State Park, Weko Beach, fruit picking, and local festivals are great for families.

Q: What are some top activities in Sawyer?

A: Hiking, biking, wine tasting, kayaking, fishing, and exploring local shops are popular activities.

Q: What are some nearby tourist places to Sawyer?

A: New Buffalo, St. Joseph, Holland, and Saugatuck are nearby attractions.

Q: Where can I stay near Sawyer?

A: Hotels, resorts, vacation rentals, bed and breakfasts, and campgrounds are available in and around Sawyer.

Q: What is Warren Dunes State Park?

A: It’s a state park with towering sand dunes, Lake Michigan access, and hiking trails.

Q: Is Sawyer a good place for a family vacation?

A: Yes, Sawyer offers many family-friendly activities and attractions.

Q: What kind of outdoor activities are available in Sawyer?

A: Hiking, biking, swimming, kayaking, fishing, and camping are some outdoor activities.

Q: Are there wineries near Sawyer?

A: Yes, the Lake Michigan Shore Wine Trail has several wineries in the area.

Q: What is the weather like in Sawyer?

A: Sawyer experiences four distinct seasons, with warm summers and cold winters.

Q: Do I need a car to get around Sawyer?

A: While some areas are walkable, having a car is recommended for exploring the surrounding region.

[moonville-tunnel]

magicicada cassini (17-year cicada)

[exnihilo-etc]

see that tiny bit of indiana under lake michigan? thats beverly shores, kemil beach, and the indiana dunes state park. you can see the chicago skyline on the horizon.

great lakes kids are like "you wanna go to the lake this summer" as if any of us have a fucking choice

[thebridalbeauty]

Wedding Makeup and Hair Chicago

Check out this unique beach elopement at Indiana Dunes State Park, featuring a modern, free-spirited bridal look.

[mntwhitney]

Outdoor Adventures ‘23-24

1. Rock Cut State Park in late summer, with Sam

2. Tall grass prairie up close

3. Nachusa Grassland with work colleagues

4-5. Starved Rock State Park, summertime, with Hannah

6-7. Starved Rock State Park, wintertime

8-9. Indiana Dunes National and State Parks with Sam

10. University of Wisconsin - Madison arboretum in the fall with Zach

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Figured it was time for more photo posting :]

One thing I like to do for my family every year is make a calendar of some of my favorite photography I've done over the previous year or so, so I figured I would share the pictures I chose here as well! I've posted a few of them before but I think those are worth sharing again ^^

Here's what each of them are:

Piazza del Duomo - Florence, Italy - April 2023 Cliffs and Water - Anacapri, Italy - May 2023 Chicago Skyline across Lake Michigan - Indiana Dunes State Park - September 2023 Eagle Statue - Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, TN - August 2022 Ferris Wheel - Hersheypark, Hershey, PA - July 2023 Bottle House - Airlie Gardens, Wilmington, NC - April 2023 Basilica di Santa Croce - Florence, Italy - April 2023 Fourth of July Fireworks - Blairstown, NJ - July 2023 Hot Air Balloon Launch - Warren County Fair, Harmony, NJ - August 2023 Skyline - Chicago, IL - November 2023 Dusk at Fort Fisher - Kure Beach, NC - April 2023 Plaza Carousel - Florence, Italy - April 2023 Christmas Display - Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA - December 2022