Merry MidWest Roadtrip Part 2- Michigan

Our Michigan trip was defined by 3 locations

Traverse City

Traverse City was fun vacation town on the lake. Althought the weather was pretty rainy during our stay we still got to spend some time walking the lake and biking around. We also got to go to The Little Fleet which is a series of food trucks that make up a small outdoor restaurant. This food truck pod structure is absolutely my jam.

Sand Dunes

Near Traverse city are Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes. We took our bikes there and got to ride around the park learning about the sand dunes, and the people who once lived there. My favorite part was the museum dedicated to the coast guard crew and lighthouse folks who tried their best to keep the area safe. Because of its position in the great lakes it was a popular location to boat near, but due to the weather frequently saw boat crashes.

Grand Rapids

In Grand Rapids we got to see some really good friends who recently moved and some who have been there a long time. The city of Grand Rapids was really interesting. On our walks around town, we saw a statue dedicated to being the first city in the country to put fluoride in its water, a memorial to President Ford (the only non-elected president), and a fish ladder (where fish trapped by a damn could swim upstream through a series of terraced ledges.

Photos of the triphttps://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipN2Rei9GiP0wUk76d86sgVB2WaFnq-rydaktsK93IoXMwYuda2ZijND6UmEu356Xg?key=SU4tU3VicnctNVNsLWpkUUFPMk5LekQ5TmFrX1dB

Budapest -The city of bridges and water

Budapest -The city of bridges and water

We spent 5 weeks in the Budapest dog sitting and exploring

Tyler Tyler
Türkiye Part I -  Fethiye and the Turquoise Coast

Türkiye Part I - Fethiye and the Turquoise Coast

We are wrapping-up a delightful month-long stay in Fethiye (pronounced feh·tee·euh), Türkiye; which is a Mediterranean coastal town popular for sailing, british expats, and hiking. Fethiye has history dating back to the 5th century BC and has been inhabited by ancient Lycians, Greeks, Persians, Byzantines, and Ottomans. All of whom have left successive remnants of their civilizations that can be explored throughout the area.

Randi Randi

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Europe

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