Because of the drought and high temperatures in September, the colors are a little slow this year.
Nearing Duluth



Driving up the coastline of Lake Superior









Two Harbors



Gooseberry Falls (the drought has played havoc with the falls this year)



Grand Marais




50+ mph winds

the wind was blowing the clouds into the lake


The aftermath of the windstorm


trees relaxing on power lines
Gunflint Trail

leaving Grand Marais




Tens of thousands of acres burned in the spring of 2008 on the Gunflint because of one careless camper. The new growth is thriving.






Temperance River & trail








all photos copyright © 2009 david fingerman


Comments: 47
gooseberry and temperance were amazing - will be even more-so in a week or two.
you can enlarge the photos in edit mode. Click on the photo in the bottom of the tray in edit mode and a large one will pop up, or its url will be at the bottom of your browser- start - tray -- and you can slide this large one right into the post.....
a little flat for me though
looks cold there too
your teeny tiny waterfalls are pretty
I've been to Duluth, Two Harbors & Gooseberry Falls. I love Gooseberry Falls. We wanted to get up there this month, now we have to wait & see if the weather might cooperate.
Hopefully the rain we have been getting will help the falls.
Love that photo of the wind blowing Lake Superior everywhere~