#Great Lakes state

[jigsawjo]

2024-04-08, 1000, “I Love Michigan”

[notnobot]

Pictures of rocks from the Great Lakes state's grandest lake of all, if you didn't already guess it, lake Superior.

[dorr-township-library]

Shout out to the biggest, and most mysterious of the Great Lakes! Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area and the third-largest by volume!

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Please reblog for a bigger sample size!

If you have any fun fact about the Great Lakes Region, please tell us and I'll reblog it!

Be respectful in your comments. You can criticize a government without offending its people.

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Into the Woods

Photo: Mackinac Island, Michigan

[volumes-and-vines]

The North Shore, Lake Superior

[lonestarbattleship]

USS Wolverine (IX-64) operating in the Great Lakes off Chicago, Illinois.

"Practice Makes Perfect", by Stan Stokes.

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[lonestarflight]

Great Lakes XSG observation plane sitting in a lake. "It had everything, seaplane, landing gear, tail hook, rear gunner. However, it did not have the speed requested and only one prototype was built."

Date: December 14, 1932

wawstl: link

[shrekgogurt]

casually dropping the coldest Great Lakes edit of all time

(WARNING: flash)

[lesterpubliclibrary]

Rawley Point Lighthouse by Lester Public Library Via Flickr: Point Beach State Forest, Two Rivers, Wisconsin

[venacoeurva]

I keep having oceanic themed romance-horror dreams and last night it felt so real and people were raving about this movie on here in it so I was mega convinced it was real

Like what do you MEAN Depths, where a guy goes to an abandoned/shipwreck (looked normal but empty but was apparently underwater— I dunno) and finds a guy in there who can’t leave and can’t see the doors because to him they’re just more walls, mirrors, and windows and the first guy gets stranded here for a bit but is determined to save him and tries to coax him out but gets trapped in a folie a deux type of thing and thinks he’s trapped too, but eventually realizes this dude went through some extreme trauma keeping him here under his own perceived damnation and eventually they somehow become romantically involved, but the first guy eventually has to leave once rescued but the second still can’t as if there’s a supernatural barrier keeping him there? And when the first guy returns the ship is utterly decayed and filled with water as shipwrecks tend to be and there are strange fish swimming there isn’t a real movie

[jigsawjo]

2024-03-23, 500, “Michigan”

[natureensouled]

Hoffmaster State Park, Michigan 04-24

Fujifilm X-H2

[rabbitcruiser]

Illinois became the 21st U.S. state on December 3, 1818. 

[popculturelib]

Haunted States of America: Michigan

Haunts of the Upper Great Lakes (1997) by Dixie Franklin

A bit of superstition haunts most of us -- a remnant perhaps of the memories of chillingly scary ghost stories told to us in our childhood. Northern Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula have more than their share of ghosts and haunted spaces: from Lotta, the mysterious 'shady lady of the night' in Hurley, Wisconsin; to the ghost of Mary Green, who apparently thinks she is still the captain of the Delta Queen, an elegant paddlewheel boat that sails the Mississippi River today; to the mystery light that appears along a lonely road near Paulding, Michigan; to the various shades and ghostly occupants of homes and inns on Mackinac Island and across the Upper Peninsula and northern Wisconsin. There are haunted lighthouses, haunted mansions and inns, and haunted woods -- all waiting for you in Haunts of the Upper Great Lakes!

Check out these other books about haunts in Michigan!

Haunted Houses of Michigan (1998) by Karen Hoisington Donaldson

Haunted Michigan: Recent Encounters with Active Spirits (2000) by Gerald S. Hunter

Ghost Stories of Michigan (2002) by Dan Asfar

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What would happen if we embraced change instead of fearing it?

Photo: Sleeping Bear Dunes, Michigan