Grand Marais Light 001<br /> <br /> The thermometer read minus 12 degrees with the wind chill around minus 30. I wasn't sure I wanted to go outside but I knew that the cold off shore winds would create sea smoke outside of the Grand Marais Harbor.  Some of the most beautiful colors imaginable can be seen when the rising sun shines through sea smoke.  At the harbor the sky appeared as though someone had set the clouds on fire.
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