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, Trav...
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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yea the whole nigger stuff about Michigan and Detroit are all...ALL steriotypes. there is a place in Michigan that is terrible and its the small ghetto of Detroit. not the city Detroit a small part of the area outside.its terrible with gangs and occasional gun shots but everywhere else is great. just a worse econamy than 1949.its a great/beautiful state with lots of beautiful and fun places and people.
I'm in Arizona. I still visit michigan every summer & I've sat by that campfire you've heard Kid Rock singing about. The song alwasy brings a smile & a tear. The trees, lakes & real grass are something to be thankful for!
This is lovely and much has not changed. I was born and raised in Michigan and a friend from Belmont sent it to me. I have lived in California now over 25 years but go back every couple years to visit. Thanks for this reminder that MI still rivals my adopted state in many ways, especially the Tahquemenon Falls - they should've showed the upper falls, too - bigger and 2nd only to Niagara in the world. Sure miss the simpler days when you could wander all over and be safe.
Michigan is a beautiful state - I feel very lucky to live in a peninsula with so many gorgeous lakes and the breathtaking Mackinac Island. BTW, love the dune rides, they are the best!
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