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Beach Path

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By Kristin Hurlin

Cedar and birch trees lean out toward the light at the edge of the forest as the beach path leads you to Lake Michigan. Along the way, you pass wood lilies and false solomon seal with bright, striped berries. Moisture from the lake bathes the ferns and mosses, and releases the sweet earthy scent of crushed cedar needles covering the sandy path. Turquoise water beckons as you leave the cool forest and walk out into the blazing sun. Swim out into the cool water, float on your back and scan the blue sky for eagles and terns. Now this is living!

Visit Kristin Hurlin’s studio gallery “Paradiso” in downtown Glen Arbor

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June 24, 2012/by editor
Tags: Glen Arbor, Kristin Hurlin, Lake Michigan, Paradiso
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