The attached photo displays an ice storm on December 26th 2007 off an upper branch of the Rouge River. The Rouge is an important part of the water shed in south eastern Michigan. The once polluted tributary is now being brought back to life with the resurgence of the environmental movement.
Visiting this river over the years has provided me with endless hours of enjoyment. The Rouge is once again home to a plethora of wild life. I have seen frogs, toads, trout, cray fish, turtles, owls, fox, and more wild life than I can mention here.
For more information on the Rouge River visit: www.therouge.org
Please share your stories about the Great Lakes and rivers in south eastern Michigan.
2 comments:
Beautiful photo.
Sorry posted to the wrong one. Looks pretty cool though, but as I said I'm a lurker not a poster, usually.
Bob
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