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Magazine - Michigan's Thumb and Lots of Other Fun

Michigan's Thumb and Lots of Other Fun

By Thumbwind Publications

Magazine - OH Dam(s), Michigan

OH Dam(s), Michigan

Magazine - Travel Canada

By Narcity Canada

MLive.com
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3 hours ago
Michigan weather: Widespread frost expected Friday night
mlive.com - Justine Lofton
As the rain clears, Michiganders should prepare for the coldest temperatures of fall so far on Friday along with the first widespread frost of the …
Thumbwind Publications
flipped into Michigan Moments - Video Episodes & Snapshots
1 day ago
Pointe Aux Pins, Michigan – Summer Memories on Bois Blanc Island
YouTube
Description: Discover the forgotten history of Pointe Aux Pins, Michigan, a hidden summer resort on Lake Huron’s Bois Blanc Island. In this Michigan Moments episode, we journey back to 1880-1940 to explore how this tranquil community of rustic cottages and towering pines became a beloved haven for generations of families. Just a short ferry ride from Cheboygan, Pointe Aux Pins was the first resort settlement on remote Bois Blanc Island. It offered an affordable, down-to-earth alternative to the glamour of nearby Mackinac Island – earning the nickname “the poor man’s Mackinac” for its simple charms. Through archival photos and narration, you’ll learn about the Pines Hotel (opened 1888) that served as the island’s social hub, hosting nightly dinners for up to 125 guests. Watch how residents danced under the stars at the gazebo by the dock, swam at the sandy beach, and built a close-knit community that rallied together through events like the 1908 wildfire. We also highlight the role of the Plaunt family ferries – notably the Ada M in the 1930s – in keeping the island connected. Pointe Aux Pins’s story is a heartwarming slice of Michigan history, showing how ordinary people crafted an extraordinary summer refuge. Many original cottages still stand today, passed down in families who return every year. This video celebrates the enduring legacy of Pointe Aux Pins, Michigan – a place where worries melted away in the pine breeze and life’s simple joys took center stage. Join us for a nostalgic journey to Pointe Aux Pins, and see why this quiet island corner holds a treasure trove of memories. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Michigan Moments! #MichiganHistory #BoisBlancIsland #GreatLakesLife
Snopes
2 days ago
12 rumors about Trump renaming things, examined
Snopes - www.snopes.com
From the Kennedy Center to the "Department of War," we've investigated many claims stemming from Trump's controversial name changes. Renaming things …
Jösé ART ♛
flipped into CITY LIFE
2 days ago
20 Michigan Cities And Towns Surrounded By Incredible Scenery
travel2next.com - Mark Westwood
Michigan is a state where bustling cities, charming small towns, and stunning natural scenery come together to create a diverse mix of communities. …
Kenneth Gentry
flipped into Science, Sci-Fi And Cyberpunk
3 days ago
A secret Stonehenge under Lake Michigan is baffling archaeologists
sciencefocus.com - Hayley Bennett
Stone circles are the stuff of ancient rituals and druid mythology. While many of us are most familiar with the stone circle at Stonehenge near …
AOL
flipped into Travel
2 days ago
Between Toronto And Detroit Lies Lake Huron's Largest City With Stunning Beaches
AOL - Priscilla Blossom
Between the bustling metropolis of Toronto and the large Midwestern city of Detroit lie dozens of smaller towns and cities with their own personalities. If you live in or frequent the area, though, you might be wondering which of those destinations are worth visiting for longer than a pit stop. …

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