Marty and Donna left the Saginaw area very early on July
26th, so we had some time to spend together sightseeing that evening. We took them to a spot just off Hwy. 26
outside of Phoenix. Most tourists never
stop here, but it's a nice narrow, rocky area of the Eagle River. The gurgling water winds its way around and
over the rocks in numerous tiny waterfalls as it descends toward Lake
Superior.
Able-bodied young people enjoy hopping across the rocks, and
it's a great place for a photo op.
We piled back into our Traverse and followed the road until we came to the town of Eagle
River. We showed Ally the picturesque Keweenaw
County Courthouse and the Sheriff's Department before stopping to photograph
the Eagle River Falls.
It's amazing to see how little water is flowing here compared to
late Spring. When we were at this same spot again last week, there was even
less. We then continued on just a bit further
and stopped at Jacob's Falls.
Eagle Harbor was next on the tour. We took the Marina Road to another good spot
for photos where you can get a good look at the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse.
It was almost 9:00 p.m. by that point, so we decided to head
back to Calumet. Our visitors had
already put in a very full day, and we had lots of activity planned for the
next day.
All is well in the Keweenaw.
P.S. Happy Birthday, Dale - August 22! Happy Birthday, Cocoa - Today!
P.S. Happy Birthday, Dale - August 22! Happy Birthday, Cocoa - Today!
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