Mackinaw Bridge - Michael made it clear that there was no way he was riding across that bridge.

Michigan's First Jewish Settler Monument

Still smiling after all those miles.

Look at those beauties!

Night hike at Straits State Park with new friends.

He's been sampling the wine before dinner.

Night View of the bridge from the UP.

This bridge is 5 miles long.

Day 14 - On the ferry to Mackinaw Island.

Good to not be biking

Hey, that boat is faster than ours!

Michael and Skip wanted to set up camp in a room in the Grand Hotel. They settled for an expensive meal close nearby.

Mansions near the Grand Hotel

Mackinaw Island Waterfront

No motorized vehicles are allowed on the island. Tourist luggage and supplies are transported by horse and wagon. Bicycles are also a popular means of getting around.

Fort Mackinac was constructed by the British during the American Revolution. Several Kibitzers hiked up to explore the fort.

View from Fort Mackinac

14 original 18th and 19th century buildings are available to visitors.

The Island House Hotel was built in 1852. One of the Kibitzers stayed in this hotel 49 years ago.

The Island House Hotel was originally located on the beach but was moved to its present location.

J.L. Beanery wins the best coffee award for the Kibitzers' 2005 Lake Michigan Tour.

Walking along Huron Street

This was as close as the guards would allow non-guest to get to the exclusive Grand Hotel. These Kibitzers weren't wearing the proper attire to pass inspection.

Summer cottage of the upper crust of Michigan society.

St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church, built in 1743, was a vital part of the Michilimackinac Community.

St. Anne's is a popular place for weddings.