Americinn Calumet
56925 South 6th St Calumet, Michigan, 49913, United States
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What the Hell is Broasted Chicken?
... attempted to go under water. Evidently I am too big to sit in some of them correctly. Oh well.
Tomorrow morning starts the big adventure out on the water. Isle Royale's remoteness keeps it the least visited of all the national parks, and that piece of trivia suits me just fine. Motorhomes and complaining old people hobbling around blocking the trails make the more accessible parks laborious events. Not trying to ...
Pinned tween Lk. Superior and the State Pen:)
... an uncommon occurence), which both obscured some views and bathed the entire experience in an eerie mysticism that enriched the experience. From the Eagle Harbor Lifesaving Museum, filled with stories of heroic rescues in impossible conditions, to Fort Wilkins State Park which documented the wreck of the L.C. Waldo on its very shoreline, the fog proved to erase time to the benefit of our ...
Up to Copper Harbor for two days
... to buy our picnic lunch for later on. We headed west on Hwy 2 until we reached the small town of Saxon where we went north on Rte 122. This was a very scenic route up along lake Superior and thru the Little Girls Point Park.
A few miles further and we ended up in Black River National Park.
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Day 1 Friday
... of the bike when i applied the brakes. We figured we would get to the campgrounds and unload the bikes and investigate the noise there. I took off the saddlebag and saw the problem. One of the bolts that hold the caliper to the swing arm was missing and the caliper was pushed up and rubbing on the wheel. That's the last time I have the dealership do anything other ...
Mountain Biking and camping in Copper Harbor
... did not fit in. They had some amazing old photos on the wall, one of which showed a photo of snow all the way up to the power lines, we both stood there in disbelieve. The town was originally an old underground mining town (Copper would you believe) and logging so I suspect it was a pretty tough place to earn a living in the early days.
A friendly Michiganite came up to us during breakfast and asked if we were the California ...



