Power Island is a small ~200 acre island in Grand Traverse Bay in Michigan. It is a unique slice of forestland in the middle of a tourist mecca with room for hiking and camping.
The history is “leisure activity” more than “industry”. From famous people to pigs, the island has some interesting aspects. I dust off the sea kayak and paddle out to hike and explore this interesting place that was once owned by Henry Ford.
Thump-thump…clank. Every few seconds we would hit a full width trough in the payment and the Jeep would jump, followed by the […]
We had just arrived at Longue Pointe, the northern terminus of any road in eastern North America. The point serves as a […]
All in all, the remnants of these societies, well preserved because of the hot/dry climates, make for some good exploration.
Deberio, Ivo’s friend, welcomed us into his winery and art gallery. The clay brick walls and dirt floor made it much cooler […]
