Wow! I lived in Ann Arbor for several years for different reasons (pre-grad school and grad school) and traveled a TINY bit but apparently not to there–LOVEly. Miss those amazing falls with fall leaves everywhere. Cedars and pines don’t put on such a show, here. =)
Wow! I lived in Ann Arbor for several years for different reasons (pre-grad school and grad school) and traveled a TINY bit but apparently not to there–LOVEly. Miss those amazing falls with fall leaves everywhere. Cedars and pines don’t put on such a show, here. =)
Yes, the northern bits of Michigan are veeeeeerrrrrryyyy different from the southern parts. Much more quaint[1] and picturesque[2] than downstate.
[1] “decrepit and tumble-down”
[2] “horribly precipitous, with bad roads”[3]
[3] Definitions as per Terry Pratchett, in “The Colour of Magic”
Did you see any Petosky stones along the lake (acutally Devonian rugose corals of the genus Hexagonaria)?
No–but I was looking! I’m sure everyone else is looking too, and that beach is closely scoured