Wabaningo
June 30, 2009 by Dave
Filed under Muskegon County, Waterfront Life
Wabaningo was originally the name of an Michigan Indian chief. Today it is the name of small Michigan village located where White Lake flows into Lake Michigan. Originally the community was known as Sylvan Beach, receiving it’s post office way back in 1897.
Today it is at the end of the road that leads to the [...]
Big Crooked Lake
June 14, 2009 by Guest
Filed under Kent County, Michigan Lakes
Today we have a guest post from Mr Ed H. He is a resident of Big Crooked Lake in Kent County.
For me there are a couple things that make Big Crooked Lake unique. Probably the best feature is the lack of a public access. This drastically cuts down on the amount of watercraft traffic. Big [...]
Michigan’s Show
May 20, 2009 by Dave
Filed under Waterfront Life
One of the benefits of being on or near the waterfront in Michigan is that the scenery changes not only in the four seasons, but throughout each day.
The water is constantly changing and always amazing. From the predawn mist on a cool summer morning, to the reflection of the brilliant sunset in the evening, the [...]
