North
Most of all North means family and fun times together.
What does North mean to you?
Monday, February 17, 2014
North
We are traveling North later this week for a long weekend away. Since we always seem to be headed that direction I began to think about what North means to me.
North
It's where my beautiful girl is most of the year. Eight hours North.
It means the Might Mac Bridge which we must cross to get to the beautiful girl.
It means Lake Superior and Presque Isle Park
It means my favorite place on earth - The Leelanau Peninsula
It means great wineries and Wine Tasting
It means Old Barns
It means Insane Asylums
It means abandoned Ski Resorts
Most of all North means family and fun times together.
What does North mean to you?
North
Most of all North means family and fun times together.
What does North mean to you?
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"North," to me, is North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Mountains, and the Great Smoky Mountains. It means Lutheridge, our church's summer camp and retreat center in Arden, NC, about 20 miles or so from Asheville. It means Camp Old Indian near Traveler's Rest, SC, where my two sons spent their summers as Boy Scouts. It means hiking and waterfalls and God's grandeur.
Great photos !
Lately when someone mentions "North" I think of "Pole"
only because here in the East we keep getting blizzards ~
does that make any sense , or only to me . lol
North means even colder than here, with achey bones in the winter and summers that I think I would enjoy.
Wow - North looks fabulous! To me North means weekend fun and relaxation (Away is north). I hope you have some really fantastic family time!
North for us would be Mass, VT, N H, then Canada...a place I've always wanted to go!!!:)JP
Loved this Sarah!
North to me I leads me to my daughter, SIL, grandchildren. North leads me to a small village I lived in when we first moved to Michigan from Wisconsin. North used to mean . . . we were going skiing to the Highlands, Powderhorn Mountain.
North, where all of our family lives, where they have snow and we do not, a place where I hope there are enough Monarch Butterflies to migrate to, the opposite of north is south, and that is where I live with no snow! The end, lol!
Have a great time, love that peninsula and that bridge!!
Wow wow wow. Can I come play with you? North of us is spectacular-San Francisco- Monterey-and Napa!
P.S. Your daughter is adorable!!
Your trip North sounds pretty great. The word North reminds me of growing up in North Dakota. Great people and great times.
Hope you have a great long weekend away! Looking forward to seeing the photos that await!
cold, colder, coldest. North would normally mean 12+ hours to our daughter at college (except right now she is in Japan). I like your travel North - especially the part that includes family (other parts are cool too).
Your North looks beautiful! My north is Northern Virginia, which is like a different state from the rest of Virginia. :-) I also think of New England and places I'd love to visit again.
North...well, we actually say "up north" (why is that?) is going to the home of our family farm in Cheboygan. Loved spending summers and holidays there.I too love the Leelanau Peninsula. Ever been to Christmas Cove? It was the best place to find Petoskey stones. Looking for forward to all the photos you will share.
North generally means a walk in our north 40. :) Lovely shots Sarah. xo
Wow, looks like North is happiness for you. Have a wonderful time.
I could print a book of North means to me. in fact it's the most meaningful direction of all. North Dakota, need I say more? (since I've left and moved to TX)
North is a good place to be!
North to me is Maine, which I choose to return to in November. My friends probably think I'd be a good candidate for that insane asylum for coming back just before winter, but there's no place I'd rather live. I LOVE that portrait of your daughter. Have a wonderful trip and visit!
I meant "chose," past tense!
To me, "north" is Idaho: long treks into the wilderness to run a river. Or Wisconsin, where I grew up and will be returning this summer. I wrote down "Leelanau Peninsula". Maybe I need to persuade my mother to try something different from Door County!
It means HOME :):). awesome pictures and post Sarah
Your north definitely sounds like lots of fun, family time, and beautiful surroundings. I hope you have a wonderful time with your beautiful daughter. North to me means our mountain cabin and beautiful hills and valleys....
Your "north" is beautiful and that includes your daughter! North to me means my daughter and her family, who lives 3 hours straight north of us, as the crow flies!! North means curvy scenic roads, mountains, lakes, waterfalls and nature's beauty!
I'm right there with you Willow...but, it won't be long now!
Oh man, Kelly...I want to come play in your North, too! Some of my fondest memories are from Monterey, and Carmel by the Sea...and oh, San Francisco, such a fantastic place to play...wow, now that was a complete trip down memory lane! Thanks!
Sarah, hope your Northern trip to the beautiful daughter is spectacular! When I think of North, I think of Northern lights. Have never seen them, but I know that one day I will! Perhaps there is a very cool coffee shop along the journey for a tidbit for your chronicles...hint hint???
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