Shipwreck Cove & Tequaumenone Falls, dang the French.

We drove up to Shipwreck cove where the famous Edmund Fitzgerald Sank.

Yeah, I didn't know either.

Totally excited to go on a tour, but not that excited to pay the fee. So we just looked.

Soy Bright!

This is the walk up to the Lower Falls.

I won't try to spell it again.

Mmmm, yummy looking, root beerish color. Just wait.

Have you noticed that whenever we take pictures together Derek's hand is pointed right at the camera?  You'd think my artist boy would be a little discrete.

I thought this green patch was magical.

I could only see Bambi there.

The leaves are getting even more colorful!

<3

Done and Done.

94 steps later down.

Willy Wonka Root Beer Waterfall anyone?

Apparently, the falls have some major mineral deposits that discolor it, or appears too.

Perfect way to end our day.

Loverly.

SOOOOOO Locks (Pronounced SUE)

Sault St. Marie

All these Senior Citizens were there watching the big rig come in, and they all new the name of the boat and probably the crew as well.

These are giant carriers! 

Let me make sure I get this right. 

They are as long as the Empire state building is Tall.

There.

The locks fill up and drop everyday. 

I wonder how much money it costs to fill that everyday.

"Ice Cream Turtle Sundaes on Sale."

Done!

Machilmacknac Bridge. trying spelling that bad boy.

My, that looks stormy,You probably shouldn't cross that bridge Harmony.

Yes, I know, but Derek really wanted to go. 

Honestly, it was a little scary, the semis had chaperons to cross the bridge. 

We got across the bridge safely, turned around and went back.

Cute little lighthouse.

There was a lot of this. 

Sprechers is pretty delicious Root Beer.