‘Superior' Waterfalls


At our campground in Hayward Wisconsin, a sign in the office stated: “Be courteous, please do not walk through occupied sites”.  At the time I thought well that is obvious.  As it turns out I guess more campgrounds should hand that advice out.  You would think that common courtesy would be something that would be taught in the home…apparently the campers of Michigan missed this lesson.  Last evening, I felt like asking what their campsite # was so that I could go and walk through the middle of their site while they were eating dinner!

Sue found us 3 ‘Superior’ waterfalls today.  They were a bit of a drive but heck that is what we have been doing for over 3 months now. 

Today we had our first ‘Pasty’.  A Pasty is a full meal wrapped in pastry. It is Finnish.  It has meat, potatoes, turnip, and lots of other vegetables in it.  It is served with gravy and is incredibly filling.  It is a legacy left by the Finish woodcutters who lived here back in the 1860’s through the 1880’s.

As I write this it is pouring rain.  It has been most of the afternoon.  We have been forced inside the tent trailer for now as the wind is blowing the rain sideways.  It is to clear by evening.

Distance Traveled = 193 km.  Wildlife Sightings = Sandhill Cranes, Great-blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Robin, Canada Geese, Chipping Sparrow, Chipmunk.


Munising Falls


Munising Falls


Sable Falls


Alger Falls


Sand beaches of Lake Superior

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