Munising Day 3
Wednesday, August 25, 2021
We headed to Fayetteville Historical Park, a reconstructed area
demonstrating an iron smelting settlement with a harbor. On the way we spotted
a wonderful picnic spot and remarked what a great place to have a picnic. When we arrived at our destination, the first
challenge was approaching the Visitors Center down a number of steps. An overlook of the grounds appeared to be down
a steep incline, which would also have to be ascended. There were numerous buildings spread some distance
apart that would involve very much walking.
Even though I had my walker, it would be very strenuous. We spoke with people who completed the trip who
told Peter to talk me out of it. We took
their advice and headed out. Good thing the attendant was not present when we entered the grounds, otherwise we would have
paid for nothing. We backtracked our route
and found that great picnic spot right next to the lake.
Dining options are very casual. I think the only sit-down restaurant
was the Dog Patch, the rest seem to be take-out and counter service. EJ's Dine or Dash (the dine is a stretch) had good
reviews, and even had deep fried pierogi on the menu. I had a gyros. After finding a post office to mail my letter
to Don and Masako, we drove through the downtown that is getting the main road widened.
We finished the evening outdoors, well beyond sunset.
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