I started a post about early summer – but it isn’t finished. And here we are at the Summer Solstice. In Michigan it means that at 9:30 at night I look out one window and see a beautiful pink sky and I listen to the continual roll of thunder from the window to the other side. It has been hot and humid all day. It is the first day of summer and we celebrated by going for ice cream.
We weren’t the only ones in small-town Michigan to revel in not-winter:
We watched as two emergency vehicles from the township fire department drove up – not to help someone in trouble, but to enjoy some ice cream.
And I smiled as I watched children with ice cream almost as big as they are.
The image that seemed to capture the first day of summer best, however, was eating ice cream on a warm evening, on a hill, under a tree in full leaf.
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Ice cream and summer seem to go hand in hand. That seems to be a popular place. The ice cream looks yummy!
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Wonderful images of summer
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Your images capture just what it means to enjoy summer in Michigan. I have never been to a state that enjoys ice cream as much as we do 🙂
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Summer is ice cream time! Beautiful captures of the happy, relaxing moments. 🙂
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Thanks, Amy. I can tell you have been there.
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I like the post and the pictures.
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Thanks.
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Hmm…was 117 here today…ice cream cannot be eaten fast enough to not rain down on your feet with such summer heat! 🙂
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Stay cool, my friend.
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Okay I want some badly, right now!
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