The Detroit Free Press had a poll for the 7 wonders of Michigan and I was surprised that Kitch-iti-kipi was not on the list. it’s unbelievable how clear the water is and you can take a raft out into the middle of it and look down into the deep water and see fish swimming around and best of all it belongs to the `people of Michigan since it’s in the Palms Book State Park. I think the early Native Americans gave it the best name “Mirror Of Heaven”

Kitch-iti-kipi

Nothing like starting your day off with a sunrise on the east coast of Michigan at the Tawas Point State Park beach.

The world famous D.H. Day barn near the Sleeping Bear Dunes. This has to be one of the most recognizable barns in Michigan, if not the country, so had to post a pic of it.

While I was in Owosso I went for a walk downtown and I would rather walk down sidewalks in the fresh air looking at storefronts of locally owned businesses then go to the mall. Owosso has so many beautiful old historic buildings it was sad to see that a lot of them are empty. This old mural caught my eye and I like how you can see a couple of different faded murals in it.

It’s amazing how many spooky old houses I find traveling back roads. you always hear about urban blight but not much about rural blight. This house is north east of Wolverine I am not sure if it’s haunted, do the spirits leave after the roof collapses.

The sign going into Omer says “Michigan’s Smallest City,” but according to Wikipedia Omer has 313 residents and it’s actually the second smallest city in the state as of the 2010 census. The smallest city is now Lake Angelus, with a population of 290, but Omer could always kick a few people out of town a reclaim the title.

I was not sure what to post from today so I thought I would start at the beginning with a pic of the harbor in East Tawas. It was nice getting some pics of the sunrise side of Michigan, it seems like most photos I see on Pure Michigan are of the sunset side on Lake Michigan.