Beaver Island Featured in September Great Lakes Cruiser
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Beaver Island Featured in September Great Lakes Cruiser
For those who met Cynthia on the Island and curious to see her story, a nice 5-page article on Beaver Island and the hotels and restaurants and her experience here appears in the September issue of Great Lakes Cruiser. The magazine is available free online via their web site at http://www.greatlakescruiser.com/
Last edited by Jeff on Sun Jan 06, 2013 7:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
My apologies, Whiskey Island...I was swept away on a three-day-whirlwind press trip to the island...naive and ignorant. My articles were all structured similarly, where to eat, what to see, where to stay and where to put your boat. I missed out on the finer points of the area until I lived there two years. I wish I could explore it now for the rest of my life...
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Beaver Island featured in September GreatLakesCruiser
That web address takes me to a page in Japanese.
Mattheww Hill
Mattheww Hill
Sorry, it appears the Great Lakes Cruiser September 2003 link in the first post was 'lost in translation' at some point after 06.
(now changed to an archive.org link rather than the Japanese site.)
(now changed to an archive.org link rather than the Japanese site.)
Beaver Island --Great Lakes Cruiser
Great Lakes Cruiser Magazine ceased publication in 2006, thus it is inaccessible online. Bill may have a copy of the Beaver Island articles at the museum, if not; stay posted and I will produce a copy for you to access in the next few days.
Cynthia Johnson
Jeff's link
The link posted in Jeff's post just above this one works fine. I downloaded the file, so if others can't access it, I'll be glad to email it to you. Send me an email request at medic5740@gmail.com
Thanks, Jeff for sharing this link!
It's a wonderful article!
P.S. to Pirate: Have you been studying Japanese out there on Whiskey Island?
Thanks, Jeff for sharing this link!
It's a wonderful article!
P.S. to Pirate: Have you been studying Japanese out there on Whiskey Island?