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Monday, June 28, 2010

Pics from Days 17 and 18 and possible more. I have lost track of the days at this point.

Welcome Back !!! We have been "On the Road Again" and covered many miles. Enjoy the pics from days 17 and 18.

We had a bit of a challenge getting across the border. Gues we looked quite like the suspicious lot!

The first thing we HAD to do, once in Canada, was get a Tim Horton's. (Some women from Canada who stayed at the condo complex over the winter told us "there is a Tim Horton's on every corner.) It has some likeness to Starbucks.

Stayed here in Blind River, Canada. The Lake referred to is Lake Superior.

Beautiful Canadian roadside flowers.
Small town in Canada with a river and a red bridge across it.
Sault Ste. Marie entrance.


One of about a billion roadside lakes in Canada.






Many, many roadside farms along the way.







Another Canadian farm








Long distance shot of Montreal.









Lake Superior near Blind River.










Field of "something" beautiful growing.











Another Canadian farm












Noah's Ark resturant.













Back into the USA at Sault Ste. Marie.














Lake Superior from a bluff in Munising, Michigan. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore seen (whiteish) in the distance. On the next blog you will see this up close and personal.















We stayed in Christmas, Michigan at a place called Yule Log Cabin Resort. Santa pointed the way to the "resort." We also found a place called "Foggys" where we had dinner both nights we were there because they had a fooseball table. We LOVE (especially I LOVE) to play fooseball. The first night I let Malcolm beat me bad. The next night I won. It was a BLAST!! Hot, muggy and a blast.
















Learned and sang many Waylon and Willie songs along the way. Of course you know who had to be decked out for the show.

















Outside our cabin at Yule Log.


















View of Lake Superior from our cabin at Yule Log.


















Another view of Lake Superior from the "resort."





















The dishes at Yule Log.

























































































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