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Sunrise from Marquette Harbor Lighthouse
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Sunrise from Mouth of the Carp
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Sunrise from Washington Street
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Sunrise from McCarty's Cove
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Sunrise from Lower Harbor Breakwall
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Sunrise from Presque Isle
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Sunrise from McCarty's Cove
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Sunrise from Clark Lambros Park
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Sunrise from Black Rocks
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Sunrise from McCarty's Cove
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Sunrise from Founders Landing
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Sunrise from Little Presque Isle
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Sunrise from Clark Lambros Park
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Sunrise from Bum's Beach
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Sunrise from Presque Isle
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Sunrise from McCarty's Cove
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Sunrise from Marquette Yacht Club
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Sunrise from Presque Isle Breakwall
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Sunrise from Marquette Harbor Lighthouse
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Sunrise from Picnic Rocks
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Sunrise from Presque Isle
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Sunrise from Bum's Beach
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Sunrise from Clark Lambros Park
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Sunrise from McCarty's Cove
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Sunrise from Shiras Park
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Sunrise from Dead River Basin
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Sunrise from Grand Island Ferry Dock
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Sunrise from Ford Lake
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Sunrise from Riverside Park
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Sunrise from Michigan & Huron
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Sunrise from McCarty's Cove
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March Highlights

  • First sunrises outside of the Upper Peninsula.
  • 1 engagement
  • 13 mornings where the sun was visible, significanlty more than January or February.

March Weather

Coldest Sunrise
-20ºF
Avg. temp
15ºF
Hottest Sunrise
37ºF

The sun was visible for 13 of 31 sunrises.

March Overview


March completes the first 90 sunrises of 2019. I can confidently say that before this year I have never deliberately sought that many sunrises in my entire life. Have you? I’m not talking about merely catching the sunrise while commuting to work or looking out the window while brewing your morning coffee. I’m talking about seeking it, chasing it, regardless of weather.

This month, however, was a little more difficult. January was about getting this project started, February was all about the gnarliest month of winter I’ve ever experienced, but March? I’m not really sure. It was a little more about falling into a routine and had less inspiration. And that can be easily quantified. According to my iPhone’s health data my average walking distance was 25% less than it was in February. Additionally, I took 45% fewer photos this month than I did in February.

March has me reflecting on the fears of previous unfinished projects, where the inspiration and motivation wane quickly. How do you get past the honeymoon phase of a creative endeavor?

Perhaps the most rewarding change to date is an incredible amount of clarity. Maybe one day that will translate into a little more focus for the rest.

Songs of March

Music has played a large role in this year's journey. These are the songs that were the theme of March, the ones that were playing in my car stereo on the way to sunrise, in my headphones while editing photos, and the ones being shared with those closeest to me. Check out the entire playlist.

This is possible the song of 2019 for me. It's been played a lot and has a vibe that hit just right every morning and every day of this year.

I first discovered this song at The Crib coffee house in Marquette while editing sunrise photos. I Shazam'd it and was hooked.

I mean, obviously. This song came into my world courtesy of Fresh Coast Film Festival and Aaron Peterson Films.

March Sunrise Locations

Fuel more Sunrises

There is plenty more content to come from Year of the Sunrise I, II, III, IV, V, and ...VI(?). Add a weekly or monthly cup of coffee to fuel more sunrise content. Or, add a quarterly tank of gas to fuel more sunrise road trips, which is just how all this began.

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For Daily Sunrises...

For daily sunrise content follow @BugsySailor on Instagram and TikTok where I post a daily sunrise photo and video.