Echo
Commentary: Nature and fashion
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Finding out what fabric something is made of, the process behind it and everything in between only made me love fashion more.
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Finding out what fabric something is made of, the process behind it and everything in between only made me love fashion more.
I love red maple and bright yellow ginkgo leaves. I pick them up and stick them to the walls of my bedroom.
Summer days were always longer in Michigan than in Missouri.
Minnesota is the land of 10,000 lakes, but I couldn’t have felt farther from the Great ones.
Sitting outside as the campfire crackles on a breezy summer night in the backyard while the sun finally starts to set. Seeing fireflies start to take their place among the trees.
As a long-time angler and ichthyology student, I thought I knew a lot about the bowfin. But recent developments have shown that much of what I knew about this fish was wrong.
It was almost hypnotizing, hearing the calls of seagulls and the splashing of the tide as I took in this serene view.
Going back home is so much more than reuniting with my family – it’s reuniting with the environment I grew up in.
Situated at the end of town by the Flat River, Ball’s Softee Creme is the perfect place to grab an ice cream cone with friends during the summer months. However, climate change has summer shops like Ball’s Softee Creme opening two months earlier than years prior.
When we were thinking about a new museum devoted to one of the most beautiful and interesting things on our planet – ice – we had to think hard about how best to display and preserve this delicate substance. So welcome to the Museum of Ice, Michigan’s largest museum, open daily (weather permitting) between December and March. Just step outside anywhere in the state and you’re in the museum.