About The Water

Today, we head up. And back. My Freshwater Friends. Up to the middle of Michigan's Old Mission Peninsula, and back to the middle of the 1950's. Here, we'll learn the rule of the land, whether we're ready or not. As the sound of a lone tractor engine echoes About The Water.

This one's not what you think. In the Great Lakes, it never is. Today we head for the Western Shores of Lake Superior. Just North of Two Harbors, Minnesota. Here, the unexpected will become the unexplained, as strange lights shine About The Water.

Unexciting news, my Freshwater Friends.

We're moving to Mondays, Bi-Weekly, starting this coming Monday, June 1st.

See you then!

It's hardtack and salt pork for us today, my Freshwater Friends. We're headed North across the newly formed state of Ohio, to Southwestern Lake Erie. Here, we'll keep a weathered eye on the horizon. For here, there be monsters About The Water.

We're off to the waterfront town of Brighton, Ontario, my Freshwater Friends, for a visit with our Uncle Gordon. Here, we'll learn exactly why we must never break his one rule. As we find ourselves becoming part of a tale that winds us through the entire Great Lakes system. As it continues it's seemingly endless journey About The Water.

Bonjour, my Freshwater Friends. We're off to Milwaukee, for a cruise along the beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. Here, we'll experience a phenomenon that occurs without warning. Or explanation. As lightning rips and thunder rolls About The Water.

We're Lake Huron bound, my Freshwater Friends. To an historic lighthouse on the tip of Michigan's thumb. Here, we'll learn a couple of important things about ghosts. One, if they are in fact real, they are deserving of our respect. Second, sometimes they come with ghosts of their own. Protecting one another, as their intertwined lives continue to write their stories About The Water.

Today we hop aboard a work in progress, as our worn out trawler does it's best to get us across Henderson Bay, Eastern Lake Ontario. Here, we'll find ourselves a bit in over our heads, both physically and metaphysically. As radio waves carrying a strange, strange message echo About The Water.

Every square inch of this world seems to be cataloged and readily available online. However, we may have found an exception. Deep in the woods of Northern Lake Superior, outside of Terrace Bay, Ontario, we stumble upon a point of interest that is not exactly common knowledge. A hidden anomaly known only to those of us who search  for strangeness as we wander About The Water.