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A previous structure was built in 1852 and became operational in 1853. Construction of the Marquette Lighthouse shown in this photo began in 1865. Its Fourth Order Fresnel lens was visible 16 miles out from shore in clear weather.
The ferryboats are running back and forth to Mackinac Island now. The ice has broken and soon the main street on the island will swell with summer tourists. For those longing to be on the island and enjoying its beauty you don't have to wait for a vacation. Browse the Mackinac Island photostream at flickr.com. It's filled with wonderful shots from all around the island. I think it serves as a reminder to visitors that there is more to Mackinac Island than the downtown fudge district.
If you are thinking of making a trip up to Mackinac Island I highly recommend Mackinac Connection: The Insider's Guide to Mackinac Island. It's a great way to get ideas for seeing different parts of the island that a lot of folks miss. Plus, if you're thinking of staying at one of the numerous bed and breakfasts or other inns it gives reviews of the accommodations.
A lot of folks have been coming and reading my recent post about taking a Michigan Fall Color Tour. I felt that it was only fair to at least post one of the many beautiful photos of some Michigan fall colors. Enjoy!
I love this picture! It's reproduced from a slide that was taken in 1963. Since the day is winding it's way down and it being Friday and all I thought this was an appropriate (an beautiful) shot to close out the week.
Have a Great Weekend!
Read MoreI am a sucker for these vintage humorous postcards. Here it appears that the fisherman has had the tables turned and is dinner for this giant fish.
Read MoreNormally we all fight the infestation of dandelions in our yards. This photo celebrates the beauty of dandelions with the neat old shed as a backdrop.
Too cool.
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