Here is a scene familiar to anyone who has ever hiked in the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan: glorious Manabezho Falls on the Presque Isle River in the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. I took the shot today, and am posting it because it's a bit of a milestone: It marks the first time in half a decade that I've been able to negotiate the steep half mile to the falls, thanks to the skill of the shipwrights who overhauled my keel three months ago. (The photo looks more spectacular in the original bandwidth-hogging 10.2 megapixels you can see if you click it on.)
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