Ann Arbor was amazing in every sense of the word, but I’ve been beyond excited to share with you all our photos from Mackinac Island! I’ve been to thirty states and four continents and believe me when I say there is no place quite like Mackinac Island! It really and truly is simply the best!
Stepping onto Mackinac Island is quite literally like stepping back into time. There are NO cars on the island! NONE! Bicycles and horses only! It’s 8.2 miles around (we biked the entire thing and then some as you’ll see in the next post) and it was just surreal. It has an incredibly cute and quaint downtown where all the buildings look like they are over a century old. They’re known for their fudge and there are certainly no shortage of fudge shops! Not my thing, but Nancy and Melissa were quite excited. As you’ll soon see, our first day in Mackinac had us falling in love with this island of enchantment…
I cannot wait to share with you all the photos from our next two days at Mackinac! I love this place so much I would return every year if I was able. It really is that transformative and terrific! I felt so relaxed, so at ease, and just so inspired. I guarantee I could churn out an entire novel in a season up there! There really is no place else quite like it and one that I think EVERYONE should visit! 10/10! Forever Recommend!
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This is definitely a place I know I would just love! Bring me with you next time!
Let me know when you wanna go! I’d go back in a second!
Remember when I rode my bike around that island three times for more than twenty four miles.
I definitely remember that!