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midnightsadie wrote:
going across the soo bridge will be in my mind forever ,24ft bornfree first in line being escorted across because of wind. 10mph and you can watch the bridge swing side to side. and I hahe being off the ground. it was pretty .
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Oldmaple wrote:
Bikes definitely make it more interesting. We've always enjoyed the road back through the center of the island. Poking about in the cemeteries. We enjoy history which there is a lot of there. Also lots of "touristy" stuff.
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Mich upnorth wrote:
You can tour the Icebreaker Mackinaw in Mackinaw City, Sault Ste Marie for the Soo Locks, Tahquamenon Falls, the ford in Mackinaw City, Mama Miaโs pizza which is a museum of the building of the bridge. If you go down by Traverse City, there is the Sleeping Bear Dunes with lots to see there, and Interlochin fine arts camp. In the Upper Peninsula, at Munising is the Pictured Rocks national lakeshore. There is a boat tour or you can rent a pontoon boat and go by yourself. Ishpeming has the yooperโs tourist trap. Marquette is nice to visit with iron ore loading docks. Copper Harbor area has copper mines. Fayette is an abandoned mining town. Porcupine mountains has the lake of the clouds. If coming from the south, Dearborn has the Henry Ford museum and Greenfield Village. Frankenmuth is a German themed town with Bronners Christmas store. Lots to do in Michigan.