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Identifier: northernmichigan00ingl (find matches)
Title: Northern Michigan. Handbook for travelers, including the northern part of lower Michigan, Mackinac island, and the Sault Ste. Marie river ..
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Inglis, James Gale. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Petoskey, Mich., G. E. Sprang
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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^ descending- from this point to the shoreof Lake Michigan, and following- that shore throug-hcharming- g-rove and beach back to the river, thencepast the Fountain House to the swing-ing bridg-e, ourpoint of beg-inning-. Round Lake furnishes ideal boating- and bathing-privileg-es and pleasant outing-s, both rowing- and sail-ing-, may be enjoyed. Competent sailors may be se-cured at very reasonable cost and a cruise under theirdirection in Round and Pine Lakes will be found a mostdelig-htful recreation. The tourist can vary his enjoy-ments almost indefinitely to suite his tastes and time.
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2. Excursions from Charlevoix, (I) Pine Lake. As has been previously noted. Pine Lake is anextensive sheet of water, fifteen miles long- and aver-ag-ing- about three miles wide. It is divided at 84 the southern extremity by a blunt peninsula, theSouth Arm bay being- long- and narrow. Steamersleave about once in two hours for the two principalports at the extremities of the lake, East Jordan andBoyne City. The round trip is very enjoyable and maybe made in six hours. Leaving- the dock at Charlevoix,the little steamer crosses Round Lake, and passingthroug-h the narrow channel spanned by a railroadbridg-e, it enters Pine Lake. To the east the largerarm of the lake may be plainly seen stretching awaysouthward to Boyne City. Boyne City is an enterprising little town whose in-terests are mostly lumber. It does not command thespecial attention of visitors, althoug-h from this pointthe Boyne River may be reached (see also pag-e 40),where fine trout fishing- is to be found. East Jordan is more

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  • bookdecade:1890
  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookpublisher:Petoskey__Mich___G__E__Sprang
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  • booksponsor:Sloan_Foundation
  • bookleafnumber:91
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  • bookcollection:americana
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