Magnifique maison du Michigan sur St, Mary's River!

I am retired and never really prepared for retirement by developing hobbies etc. I found I needed to be busy and as life has been good to me I felt I could possibly make other people's life a bit more enjoyable. My husband and I have traveled a lot and I have been thinking of how I could make other people's travel experience better. I love my Michigan home and decided to share it with others by incorporating my travel experience. I am attempting to create an experience they will remember and want to repeat. To date, my reviews have been very good so I think I have achieved my goal but I am never satisfied and always wish to do better.

Spring : The spring season is glorious with the rebirth of all the foliage, the freshness of the earth and the fragarance of the Spring season The abundance of wildlife (ducks, geese, moose, deer, wild turkeys and on very rare occasions a bear if your lucky
Summer: The warmth of the summer sun cannot be beaten. The trees sparkle with new growth, and the water glistens like diamonds. fishing is good and many activities are planned by the many organizations which are bursting with fun ideas for the warm months of summer. A Certified ship's Captain lives next door and takes tourists out on fishing trips and sightseeing tours.
The Fall is spectacular. The chipmunks and squirrels are storing away their winter food supply. The smells of the three seasons have culminated with the drying of the foliage and nature's way of preparing for winter. The train trip up the Agawa Canyon on the Canadian side of the river cannot be duplicated.
The" UPERS" are the nicest people you have ever met. They are kind and courteous, friendly and polite and just what you want when you are visiting a new place. The historical significance of the Sault is well documented in the Tower of History