Fall colors on our way to Milwaukee

It was time to go back to Colorado, on the way to the Milwaukee airport we saw a few spots that were pretty…

On the way to Milwaukee

Have no idea what these purple berries areLove the red leavesLove the red leaves

Love the red leaves

Favorite neighborhood in my home town

I love staying at my sisters house when I come home. The neighborhood is on the west side of Iron Mountain close to Pine Mountain. Besides looking at all the beautiful colored leaves I love looking at all the old homes.. here are some of my favorites

Backside of Jo’s house

Front side of Jo’s house (Fleshiem St)

Favorite little house- 2 doors down from Jo’s

Brown stucco with field stone house and carriage house

Brown stucco with field stone house (side view of house)

Brown stucco with field stone house

White house on the corner

Brown stucco with field stone house

White house on corner- side yard view

White house on corner

Unusaul style

Unusaul style- check out the windows

Beautiful house and yard

Beautiful house and yard

Fall in the UP

Upper Peninsula

I am taking a break from handmade soap making  to visit family, celebrate our anniversary and enjoy the lovely fall colors. Tim and I were married here on Oct 8th, 26 years ago. Anyways, the UP refers to the upper peninsula of Michigan (the pink color on the map indicates the UP)

The weather has been mostly cold and rainy with a little bit of sunshine here and there. Hopefully the trees will peak while I am here to see the beauty.

Here are some pictures of the leaves changing colors (will continue to add photos)

West side of Iron Mountain, Michigan

Breitung- Balsam Street

Breitung- Balsam Street

While enjoying the sites we noticed this house for sale, the price made us do a double take. Take a guess at the asking price.

Breitung- Balsam Street

West side of Iron Mountain

West side of Iron Mountain

West side of Iron Mountain

Upper Peninsula

The sign said $2000! It looks like it sits on a lot and half. Tim went up and read the sign and it said something about $2000 down and then in smaller print it said it was a land contract of $200 a month and something about $9000.