The temperature this morning hovered around 20 degrees when I stepped outside to take this image of White Rock Shoal on Lake Huron's Michigan shore. The ice and snow extend almost to the edge of the shoal.
Canada geese, once loud and close to the lake house, squawked in the distance. A layer of fog drifted over the open water, several miles from shore. Later, toward noon, the fog came close and seemed like a storm front.
Now, in the middle of the afternoon, the fog hangs in a haze over the shoreline, masking the clear blue sky of the morning.
It is an Arctic looking day on the Lake Huron shoreline in Pure Michigan.
Copyright 2013
Wanda Hayes Eichler
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