Roaming Through Michigan
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Uploaded by UncleHoot on Feb 8, 2007
A short tourism documentary on Northern Michigan c. 1949 as part of James A. Fitzpatrick's "TravelTalks" series. Includes footage of Spikehorn Meyer, Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes, Mackinac Island, Traverse City, and other places.
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Great video! Winter is the perfect time to read Michigan Mysteries. Check out "The butterfly Conspiracy", "The Maze at Four Chimneys", and "The Peacock Prophecy"....all take place in the wild and beautiful upper peninsula.
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im 44, born in southfield mi. lived in detroit. redford . livonia. farmingtion. south lyon. and new hudson. ill never leave the great lake state.
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This was so cool to watch. I'm only 15 but I've been to almost everything they showed here numerous times. There was no mackinaw bridge! And you can't drive dune buggies on the dunes anymore! Ahhh I love Michigan.
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According to Good Morning America polls this is the most beautiful place in the USA.
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Beautiful !
Brad
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Iv lived in this state my whole life (10 years) and I love it especially in the bitter cold winters so I have an excuse to stay inside
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The state of Michigan was named after Lake Michigan. The name mishigama came from the Ojibwe meaning "large water" or "large lake". The name as it is today is a French interpretation of mishigama.
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I dnt think people really appreciate michigan as much as they should, the whole country basically ignores this state but i luv it here even through harsh winters. Heck, this was the state i rolled in feilds and had a big yard with peacefullness and our lakes r the siz of states, ive been here my whole life (13 yrs) and i dont evr wanna leave
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Traverse City looks so small and quaint in this video.
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@The360dot actually if you look on the DNR's website, Michigan black bear populations have been slowly but steadily increasing across both peninsulas since at least 1990. The most are in the Western Upper Peninsula. Also more sightings are happening in the Southern Lower Peninsula than ever before. The population is doing quite well. The DNR has done pretty well managing the Bear and Elk population. In my opinion, a Moose hunting season should NEVER happen in this state.
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