6/02/14: Sand Point Lighthouse, Ludington, MI

I think these two have been parked for a while.

Protest in front of the police station.

The lighthouse rooms were set up as they feel they had been at the time.

Stairs to second floor where the bedrooms are.

and up some more to where the lense is.

The museum next door.

The boathouse.

Inside the museum - rooms of antiques from the lighthouse era.

There is a road around the park, but our GPS didn't seem to have that loaded!

 Rainbow, and double rainbow for our afternoon.

There happened to be a glass company changing a semi front window that was parked behind us at Walmart. We had them fix our front window crack when they were done with the semi.

5/31 - 6/01/14:  Crossing the Mackinac Bridge, to Manistique and on to Escanaba, MI

 Mosquitoes all over the place. Curt used the air hose to blow them away before we put the slides in.

Crossing the famous Mackinac Bridge

How's that for a hot dog stand?

$19.00 toll for crossing the bridge!

Welcome to the Upper Peninsula, where they call themselves "Yoopers"

 We stopped at a scenic area to see the water,

 and it looks like some people just can't respect things, below pic, what we found.

The trees are in poor shape in this area of the Upper Peninsula

I don't remember where these were, they kind of took us by surprise.

 Our stop for the night, Kewadin Casino. We parked on the gravel, free, instead of paying for the electric spots they had on the grass. It was supposed to rain that night and Curt didn't want to be stuck in the grass. It looked like it was pretty soft already.

Manistique East Breakwater Lighthouse

Paul Bunyan at the Chamber of Commerce/Visitor Center

Cold, choppy water today.

 Not very good forest near the road, lots of dead trees

Escanaba, Mi Eskymos (that's an original spelling)