My, how things have changed. It used to be a wild, wooly place and quite the hike to get over the sand dunes to the water. Now they have built these wooden walkways everywhere, making it easy to get to the water. Or at least see the water. I like that the Lake here is now handicap accessible.
There are the signs the go along with the 21st century crowds everywhere. Do this, don't do that, go here for this, don't do that here!
One of the smaller piers with its' lighthouse.
No hill is too small for these wooden pathways. There are two ways up. Stairs and a ramp.
It was cold the day I was there and nobody was in the water. Smart people, those Michiganders.
I don't think I'll be heading back to Lake Michigan anytime soon. Been there, done that. I prefer my beaches flat and my water crystal clear. Am I spoiled now?
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You spoiled thing you ;) The lakes up here are pretty clear but they aren't quite as large as lake Michigan though either. I do love the ocean much better but it can be just as cold as the lakes. Brrrrrrr.
Be careful. You never know how one single trip to Target can change everything. Look at what it did to that Russian dancer on Moscow on the Hudson: so much stuff, and so cheap.
YES!
Not spoiled .. I agree with you!
I bet that lake is freezing. When I was younger it was nothing to jump in a high mountain lake in the early summer. Now I need it to be Isla warm water. Oh and it helps that the water is clear and I can see stuff.
Wow, didn't realize how big that lake is!!!
The water in Lake MI is frickin freezin!!! I put my foot in there ONE time, 25 years ago, and NO THANKS!!!
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