We were also treated to a nice sunset.
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This blog displays scenic photos taken from around Grand Marais, MI. Photos of rockhounding and nature adventures are also posted. Information is included about the Gitche Gumee Agate and History Museum and other scientific subjects. For more information about the museum and our unique mineral art, books, DVDs, and Online rockhounding classes please go to www.agatelady.com.
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About Me
- Karen Brzys
- Grand Marais, Michigan, United States
- After more than a million miles of corporate travel, I moved to my family's home town of Grand Marais, MI in 1994. I now operate the Gitche Gumee Agate and History Museum as well as earn a living as a mineral artist and writer/designer. I hope that this blog will help me share my adventures and art with family, friends, museum patrons, and customers. You can learn more about the museum at www.agatelady.com.
Beautiful orchid photos. Yesterday at our garden club meeting we had a speaker on growing Orchids. Apparently they are temper mental and difficult to grow. Glad I never had the desire to grow them, but many people do.
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