Lyle and Jan - Our US Travels

We've seen dunes in Colorado, Oregon, and the Sahara, but nothing compares to this. You're encouraged to climb the dunes here

Petoskey and Bay View are resort towns on Little Traverse Bay Lake Michigan. Lovely Marina Area Lake Front Homes Fun Downtown

Mackinaw City lies at the southern end of the bridge and is the gateway to Mackinac Island. It has many hotels, campgrounds, and two ferry companies that service the island. Ice breaker Fort St. Philippe de Michilimackinac overlooked the straits that connected Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Built in 1715 to protect fur traders, it was seceded to the British Following the French and Indian War. The British considered it too vulnerable during the American Revolution and moved it to Mackinac Island. Fort Michilimackinac  The fort has period actors how demonstrate colonial firearms and drills. A six pound cannon being redied  Jan Huff 760 Columbia Ave Del Norte, CO 81132 9706892482 Please join our travel blog: http://lyleandjan.blogspot.com

The Mackinac Bridge spans the Straits of Mackinac to connect the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan. Opened in 1957. Sadly, we struck a black bear who bolted onto the road on the way here. Crossing the bridge with our trailer Bridge views Bridge views This place has 2,000 campsites and cabins, store, restaurant, bike rentals, pool, beach, mini-golf, game-room, and playgrounds. It's easy to loose your way and the hundreds of campfires each night give it a woodsy ambiance like no other place. We had a "bridge view" site Our campsite Our campsite Our campsite Each campsite has a fire ring in front Nightly kids ride around the park.  Sunrise on Lake Michigan A thousand footer going through the straights. Our campsite Jan Huff 760 Columbia Ave Del Norte, CO 81132 9706892482 Please join our travel blog: http://lyleandjan.blogspot.com