Across the Big Mac

2015 New England and MidWest, Michigan, Road Trip

We awakened to a beautiful day and celebrated with a walk out to the beach before packing it up and moving on. We left Hoeft without definite plans, just knowing that we wanted to continue our Michigan rambles. Something just drew us north. Up US-23 then north on I-75 over the Big Mac bridge and onto the Upper Peninsula. We got ourselves a site for four nights at the Rivermouth Campground in Tahquamenon Falls State Park. We stayed here for two nights in September 2012 in our Silver Shadow. We’ll enjoy returning to some of the same places and exploring new things. Meanwhile we’re giving T@B tours and meeting new friends. We did get to walk along the river shore for a bit during last light this evening. It’s beautiful here!

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