During our Memorial Day visit to Houghton, we had dinner with Stan and Lou-ann Vitton. They were gracious enough to let us stay at their cabin in Twin Lakes. The picture above was taken of their dock on a foggy Northern Michigan morning.
Everyone is all smiles as we made a stop atop Brockway just outside Copper Harbor.
Quent returns from the edge of the earth...er the edge of Brockway in this photo.
Sara and I with out backs to the wind and Mt. Bohemia in the background.
Loadout. We are off in search of more adventure and hopefully a warmer place!
A little while later, though not much warmer, we stop at the South Entry Lighthouse pier just outside of Jacobsville.
Quent, Christina, and Sara pose for the camera.
Onward.... out to the Lighthouse.
They are smiling though you should have heard their chattering teeth!
A view looking west from the lighthouse.
Sara smiles big for the camera! 
One of our first stops was at the highway overlook in Hancock. Here Sara poses with our new (to us) truck in the background.
This shot was taken at Agate Beach with a wide angle lens borrowed from our friends. This particular lens produces a neat "fish bowl" effect, distorting the edges. We had quite a bit of fun with this lens over the weekend. 
Beach debris. As is typical with most beaches on the Great Lakes, Winter deposits all kinds of things along the shore. Agate Beach seemed to be particularly inundated this year with drift wood. While it made for a great selection of baseball bats for hitting stones, it sure made playing Frisbee difficult. 
I pose for Sara as she snapped this picture with the wide angle lens. 
Another picture with the wide angle. Like I said, it was a lot of fun to play with. 
