• Monday-What'sUP October 27 - 12:30 pm

I grew up going out to our cousin's camp on Mud Lake. That's the Mud Lake here in Houghton County, near Lake Linden. So I was actually kind of surprised when I learned there are several other Mud Lakes around, located in Keweenaw County, in the Eagle Harbor/Copper Harbor area. There's actually one near Delaware and another near Fort Wilkins in Copper Harbor, so I'm not positive which one this is here, that Steve Brimm snapped a shot of. Wherever it is in the Keweenaw, it's a beauty all decked out with fall colors.

Beautiful photo, as always from Steve. However, it doesn't appear to be very muddy to me. Maybe some unfortunate soul stepped in and found the bottom to be mud. I read that Long Lake is the most common name for lakes. Sharing the same name, I'm wondering when I am going to start receiving the residual checks.

Peacefull scene!

Lovely photo...great way to start the week! Thanks.

Thanks Steve for sharing. When I get back home, the leaves will be all gone. It is through the wonderful Yoopers there that I can be in the UP via the internet! Thanks!

I don't think this is the one out in Bootjack...the land was much flatter in that area. Beautiful picture tho!

Good Morning, one and all!!

If I had to guess, I would say this is the small lake/mudhole on the right just before you get to Lake Bailey on 26 if your heading east toward Copper Harbour.

Beautiful picture, it almost looks like an oil painting.

I learned while working in Minnesota, that every county but one has a Mud Lake. Regardless, I would rather be at the Mud lake pictured than in the office today.

It would be really great if the bridge cam were back up and
running. I always enjoy watching the seasons change in that view.

The Mud Lake view, of course, is spectacular, too!

Jeff in Eugene, OR

Sure miss the bridge cam...checked it our first thing in the ayem and last thing in the evening. Little things mean alot....

Doug,
Chief Warrant Officer? Army?

Proof once again that Autumn is such a beautiful time of the year.

I agree with Capt. Paul., that was my first thought that is was part of Lake Bailey.

Amazing photo!

Definitely a Brimmage! Too beautiful a lake in the fall to deserve a name like "Mud"!

Jeff & Doug

Go to the Michigan Tech webcams and select the Fund Cam to see the bridge.
http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/cams/

doggone that is beautiful

Very Beautiful. Thanks!

Yes, very beautiful picture!

That sure looks like Eliza Lake in EH!

Oh my gosh I just LOVE Steve Brimm's work---he has such a talent for making every photo look like a framed work of art that I would love on my wall :)