| From Paula's Cafe in Indian River. Every square inch of shelf space is stuffed with hundreds of teapots. Naomi and I had stopped here on one of our rides. Very yummy food even if you are not biking. |
| Mackinaw Bridge from the Huron side. We spent the day in Mackinaw City before the ride the next day |
| At night, we drove to Wilderness St Pk on Lk Michigan in hopes of a good sunset. Too cloudy |
| Cute park in downtown Cheybogan full of aliens. Across the street was an excellent coffee place I stopped at twice. Yum. |
| Silly me with the ceramic salmon in Cheybogan |
| Aloha St. Pk |
| Bar in Onaway we went to |
| Rainbow out of Onaway |
| My companion aka Rasta Man with his Steeler's colors |
| Bags of potato goodies in the Potato Capital: Posen. I opted for Funyuns. |
| Tent City |
| I liked this set up. A cot/tent combo |
| Bears in Atlanta |
| Atlanta: Elk Capital. I do have an elk map |
| Me in Atlanta Jail |
| Public works map of Michigan best viewed from above. Route 612 6 miles west of Lewiston on Google Earth |
| Lake in Lewiston: a rest stop |
| Rough map of where we went if you click on this. It actually was the 21st anniversary as the ride started in 1992. 10 year old Josh and I were on it. |
| Alpenfest in Gaylord. The Sugar Bowl restaurant has been there forever. My brother and I walked there a couple of times as kids staying just outside of Gaylord |
| Pretty Gaylord flower bakets |
| Beaver Dam outside of Vanderbilt |
| Rasta Man waiting for me to stop taking pictures of beaver dams |
| My $25 tent and camp chair in Indian River |
| Old Topinabee train station. So many of these towns have disappeared once the trains went away |
| Sweet peas and daisies along the path |
| About 8 miles left in the ride. You can barely make out the bridge |
| Lake Huron looking south |
| Baggage to pick up at the end of the ride |
| Lunch in Cross Village overlooking Lk Michigan at the Leg's Inn Yummy! |
| Lots of flowers |
| Leg's Inn: named for the old stove legs on the roof. Just full of wood carvings and animals |
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