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Presque Isle
After lunch on Thursday, we piled into our cars and headed to the eastern end of the park, about 30 miles away, where the Presque Isle River empties into Lake Superior. I took these next two photos from the long … Continue reading
Sunrise Thursday Morning
Sunrise on our first morning on Lake Superior was pretty but not spectacular. I stumbled out of my tent just as the sun rose above the trees. We headed up to Lake of the Clouds and saw a second sunrise … Continue reading
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Camping
Our ultimate destination on this vacation was Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Eight friends planned to join us. As I’ll relate in future posts, things didn’t go exactly as planned. This was our campsite … Continue reading
The World’s Third Largest Loon!
A few miles north of Little Bohemia, we drove through the exciting town of Mercer, Wisconsin, “The Loon Capital of the World.” We stopped to look at Claire d’Loon, the world’s third largest loon statue. It used to be the … Continue reading
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