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Beauty of Michigan
- Thread starter Royal
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Kelley (Texas)
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There is so much water there! Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas) 
Wayne in BC
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makes an ocean person wonder how it could be so
That freighter for a cottage is interesting, i'm wondering if it would be mighty cold inside and does not seem to be level.
That freighter for a cottage is interesting, i'm wondering if it would be mighty cold inside and does not seem to be level.
Beautiful area for sure. Is that Harbor in Oscoda, is that the Asuable River where it goes into the lake? I can sure see why you got into diving. Lots of places to do it there. I guess growing up by the ocean I just figured not a lot to dive on inland, all the time forgetting the great lakes in your area and what they offer. Fishermans paradise for sure. I know my son liked be stationed there for awhile in fishing season, but then came winter and with not much to do where he was, he shipped out. That house made from a big boat was on the History Channel not to long ago or maybe it was the Travel Channel with unusual homes. It's really a pretty nice place. They did it really nice inside. I could live there no problem. Good stuff...... George-CT
they had features on the U.P.,can't recall the name,something about irondale.they had snowmobile trails that stretched from there to wisconsin,seemed like something fun to do on a winters day.it must be nice to have all that fresh water around without having to build man made lakes.nice pics.