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Sunday,
September
18, 2016: Mark
and Paula traveled up the north shore of Lake Superior to see the
sights.
One kayak had a dog aboard to enjoy the day. What a way to see and
appreciate the water!
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Lots of people enjoying the lake
front that day with "diamonds on the water," as friend Karen Engen would say.
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Water seems to attract people.
They sit and wonder at it. In this case, it was at Two Harbors,
Minnesota.
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Then there is the
Light House Bread
and Breakfast. It is also open for tours to the public.
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The bridge
of a ship overlooks the lake at the B&B with its radar and navigation equipment
while statues of a boy and a girl courting is nearby in a fountain.
Yes, life has many avenues of interest.
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Boats, people, and water. The
three go together.
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Then there is the mansion high on a
cliff overlooking Lake Superior. What a view it must be.
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There are tunnels along the way to
make the trip interesting.
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Well, Paula found a beaver and a
handsome voyager. She has many interests.
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Wooden boats on the water as they might have been one
hundred years ago.
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Mark and Paula decided to spend a few
nights in Grand Marais, Minnesota, overlooking the water and seeing the
sights.
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Grand Marais is a calming place. Mark
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