Novembering In Leelanau



Leelanau  November  Surf


No sun, no burning.
No hot, no sweating.

 No bugs, no biting.

 No grass, no mowing.
No leaves, no raking.
No garden, no weeding.

 No guests, no cleaning.
No tourists, no waiting.

 No regretting.

 No vembering.




                   



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