Posts Tagged ‘leelanau peninsula’

May
2011
31

Signs of Spring

by megan@spoon

Spring was slow in arriving to Northern Michigan this year, but with near-90 degree temperatures on the heels of a lovely Memorial Day weekend, the signs are everywhere.

Spring moves swiftly through the woods and waterways, leaving an abundance of green in her path and rousing wild mushrooms and watercress and leeks from their winter dormancy.

She dances across orchards and farmland, peppering the landscape with blossoms and blooms and bursts of bright color.

Finally, she settles in over our towns, transforming them into bustling resorts and filling the American Spoon stores and Café with friends new and old. As spring melts into summer, we look forward to welcoming you back to this special place and to sharing the preserved bounty of our beloved Northern Fruitlands.

October
2009
30

Autumn in Michigan's Northern Fruitlands

by megan@spoon

When Justin discovered that my familiarity with the Leelanau Peninsula consisted of a single stroll through Sutton’s Bay and a similarly brief visit to Fishtown, he insisted that I get out and explore.  Now, while half the apple harvest hangs in the orchards and grapes still dangle from their vines.  Now, before the crimsons and the goldenrods and the bright greens of autumn fade into the browns and grays and blahs of winter.
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