Friday morning, we said goodbye to Mackinac City and headed towards Wisconsin.
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| Megan, Matthew and Me with our car. |
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| Me and Megan at Cut River Bridge. There was a lot of nice color! |
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| Megan, Matthew, Me and U |
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| The view from the bridge towards Lake Michigan. |
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| Me and Megan |
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| U and Megan with the bridge. |
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| Cool looking bridge. |
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| Me at another scenic overlook on our drive. |
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| Megan, Me and Matthew at Kitch-iti-kipi. |
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| Matthew moving the raft. He turned the wheel both ways. |
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| Looking down at the spring. The water is so clear. The spring is about 40 feet deep. |
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| It is around 200 feet across the spring. |
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| So clear! |
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| We saw a number of fish swimming over the spring. |
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| Some sort of lakeweed growing on the log. |
We then went to Fayette Historic State Park which was a town that manufactured charcoal pig iron in the late 1800s. It was in a very picturesque setting.
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| Inside one of the kilns. |
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| Megan, Me and Matthew |
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| The furnace complex |
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| U, Megan and Matthew with the furnace complex and some of the other town buildings behind. |
We then drove through the rain to our hotel in Wisconsin. Cute quote from along the drive from Megan, "Anything can happen in a little town in Michigan."
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