Wednesday, 8:00 AM. 56 degrees, wind S, calm. The channel is calm, the sky mostly overcast. The barometer predicts partly cloudy weather but it looks and feels like rain is on its way.
Signs of fall are popping up everywhere now, as evidenced by the quiet early morning, the exodus of tourists and many summer residents being right on schedule. Sugar maples are beginning to turn their rusty golden yellow and some of the red maples crimson. The Virginia creeper vines and some of the sumac leaves are turning blood red.
Fall begins with Labor Day in the Northland, you can count on it.
No photos as I am unable to upload them for some reason.
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