#petoskey

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Wildflowers and Wine Country

Photo: Petoskey, Michigan

[detroitlib]

Nighttime view of the harbor at Petoskey, Michigan. Printed on front: "50. The harbor at Petoskey, Mich." Printed on back: "Published by Mrs. A.G. Cook, Petoskey, Mich. C.T. American Art Colored. CT Co., Chicago." Handwritten on back: "Dear Flora, We are having a swell time. It was a beautiful drive. Thank you [undecipherable]. Will see you later. We are going to Traverse Bay today. Love, Dorothy." Card is postmarked August 1932.

Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[geologyin-blog]

Petoskey stone is a rock and a fossil, often pebble-shaped, that is composed of a fossilized rugose coral. These stones are unique to the Michigan area, particularly around the city of Petoskey, which is how they got their name. They are commonly found along the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Read more here: https://www.geologyin.com/2017/06/what-is-petoskey-stone-and-where-can.html

[north-23]

Leo’s Neighborhood Tavern

Petoskey, MI ~ 2024

[johnschneiderblog]

Windwalker

As I understand it, windsurfing is when the board stays on the surface of the water; its offshoot, windfoiling - as seen here - is when the board goes airborne, anchored only by a hydrofoil fin that protrudes from the bottom of the board.

On Tuesday we were in Petoskey and took a walk on the pier that juts out into Little Traverse Bay. A cool, robust wind kept most people off the pier, but the weather was custom-made for taking a flier in the bay.

Windsurfing, the Internet tells me, emerged in the 1960s from California's aerospace and surf culture. It became an Olympic sport in 1984.

[happyhippieprincess]

[allmichigan]

Getting ready for spooky season in Michigan

As we head into October, some upcoming features for spooky season on Michigan in Pictures include weird tales, haunted destinations, and general Halloween fun from across the Great Lakes State.

Boyne City Witches Paddle by Julie A. Christiansen I’ve been having a lot of fun with Michpics lately, especially seeing all the photos in the Facebook group which I encourage you to join. As we head into October, some upcoming features for spooky season on Michigan in Pictures include weird tales, haunted destinations, and general Halloween fun from across the Great Lakes State. I’d really like…

[fuel-your-wanderlust]

Petoskey, Michigan

[artisthomes]

Windemere, Ernest Hemingway's boyhood summer home, in Petoskey, Michigan, United States

[maddieduch]

When I was obsessed with the ACOTAR series—not that I don't still absolutely adore the series—I created a desktop wallpaper before I decided I wanted to have an organizer as my background

And then I also tried to make some cute phone backgrounds:

Which I ended up not using because I decided to go a different aesthetic which changes depending on my mood that day lol:

Or…

I took those three photos btw on a trip up to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. Highly recommend if you like beaches (but not sandy ones), walking, and nature

Maddie’s Art

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[metz-n-matteo]

Found a Petoskey Stone in our yard yesterday! Not a usual place for such a find but I'll take it. Petoskey Stones are fossils of six-sided rugose coral. They are formed by glaciers picking them up from the bedrock and grinding them smooth. Later they were deposited along mostly the northwestern area of Michigan's lower peninsula. ~ Matteo

Shop for Petoskey Stone products and other Nature Morte items at Metz & Matteo!

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"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways, acknowledge Him and He will make straight your paths."

--Proverbs 3:5-6

Photo: Petoskey, Michigan

[detroitlib]

View of Lover's Lane, a footpath through the woods at Roaring Brook, Michigan. Printed on front: "Lover's Lane, Roaring Brook, Michigan." Printed on back: "No. 455. Alton G. Cook, publisher, Petoskey, Mich."

Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[littlelarajean]

Spent the weekend in northern Michigan with my family!

[johnschneiderblog]

The coolest of cool towns

In the context of the sizzling summer of '23, Pellston's moniker - "Ice Box of the Nation" - doesn't seem so bad. It almost sounds refreshing.

We drove through the northern-Michigan village Wednesday on our way to Petoskey.

In fact, Pellston doesn’t even crack the list of the top 10 coldest U.S. cities; it falls behind places like Fairbanks, Grand Forks, Duluth, International Falls and St. Cloud.

But one day in 1933 Pellston recorded a low temperature of minus-53 degrees F. So, why get defensive about it ...? The folks of Pellston took the "Ice Box" title and made it cool.

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Born and raised in Michigan, and three times every summer my family would camp up north near Petoskey.

Here's one of my Petoskey stones and Petoskey earrings shaped like my home state.

Petoskey Stones

fossilized coral that lived 350 million years ago - the rocks rounded in the surf along the shore of Lake Michigan near Petosky, Michigan.