It’s safe to say that Deb Simons has a flair for decorating when it comes to holidays and seasons. She has her home decked out with fall decorations along with Halloween ghouls and goblins, too. She has made the place look quite festive and inviting, especially for the little ones that may come looking for treats in a couple weeks.

Her last photo is a beautiful Cosmos plant, which usually blooms from mid summer, into the fall, until the first frost comes along and wilts its beauty. We’ve had a frost already, so I’m not sure if Deb’s Cosmos flowers took a hit or survived it like some of our flowers did recently.

We have the latest Visit Keweenaw Crossing Place video - End of the Road – Start of the Ride, with Adam Yeoman – Executive Director Copper Harbor Trails Club. The lead-in to the video says: “At the very tip of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula, where the road ends and Lake Superior stretches endlessly, the Copper Harbor Trails system provides 50+ miles of world-class IMBA Silver Level singletrack — and those miles keep growing. This tiny, remote town might be the last place you’d expect to find a mountain biking paradise, but its rugged cliffs, glacial topography, and unique conglomerate rock make it a rare gem in the Midwest.”

Deb...how awesome you have that place!~ WOW!! And
your Cosmos is beautiful!

And the vid is cool...they got the Mountain Biking
on the side of Brockway....Just the thought...holy
wha...

Ghoul set!
I wonder if the Scarecrow
Couple met at the Coff Inn.
And the video looks like so
much fun. Definitely
would try that out if I was able.

First off Mary, my cosmos are still going. And
they're more beautiful than ever. I love decorating
for the holidays. I don't do as much for Halloween
and fall as I do for Christmas. It's just enough to
make it festive.

I've seen those trails on Brockway. They're crazy
scary in my opinion.

Hi
Deb, I like your decorations. I see a number of
your pumpkins appear to be on an enclosed porch.
One year I had some smallish jack-o-lanterns on
the my outside porch but they didn't last long
against suburban wildlife. I don't know if it was
deer or squirrels that ate great chunks out of
'em.

Kathryn, the house down the street has a bunch of
their pumpkins chewed on. I've been lucky so far.