Big Bay Lighthouse and B&B, a Relaxing Stop and Worth the Trip.
Yesterday while checking on our Forest Inventory Project in the Huron Mountains of Upper Michigan I took a little detour to do some touristing near Big Bay.
Seeing a sign indicating “lighthouse this way”, I thought that this could be fun.
Though I am not really a big fan of lighthouses, several people that I know seem to think a lot of them so I thought that at least they would enjoy the pictures.
So hopefully my mom and my old girlfriend Sonya will read this post and enjoy these.
It was a longer drive out to the point than I expected, but is was a pleasant one with beautiful northern hardwood forests lining the route.
It was nice to see the lighthouse being utilized as a Bed and Breakfast, though a rather quiet sleepy one.
And they welcomed tourists to feel free to walk the grounds and even partake in a tour, but yesterday was not a tour day so Jack and I took our own tour.
For such a sunny day it was amazing how dense the wall of fog was right at the edge of the water, clear as day on shore, yet pea soup a few feet from shore.
Jack enjoyed himself as he always does, sniffing everything, greeting everyone, and of course leaving a little calling card behind whenever I was not quick enough to stop him.
Enjoy the pics, and stop on out here someday if you ever find yourself in this little corner of the world.
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