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This is a rare example of a brick road still in use. Here in Michigan, and the Midwest, most brick roads have gone by the wayside due to the brutal winters and freeze/thaw cycles inherent to this part of the country. For example, in the early 1900s, most of the streets in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan were paved with brick. Today, there are only about 20 blocks of brick paved streets remaining (totalling less than 0.5 percent of all the streets in the city limits). -wiki #PureMichigan #roads #roadto
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Sturgis

Sturgis
This is a cool little town... As the former home and burial site of the famous magician, Harry Blackstone, Sr. (The Great Blackstone), Colon refers to itself as "The Magic Capital of the World." It is the home of the Abbott Magic Company, founded by magicians Percy Abbott, an Australian and friend of Blackstone's, and Recil Bordner, originally from Eaton, Ohio, in 1934. The company has a local store, showroom and a factory where magicians' supplies and new tricks are manufactured. Abbott Magic is well-known among professional stage acts, with customers around the world. Two other younger magic suppliers also call Colon their home, FAB Magic and the Sterlini Magic Manufacturing Company. Each August more than 1,000 magicians and lovers of magic gather there for "Abbott's Magic Get-Together", a 4 day magic convention, doubling the population, sharing magic tricks, and recollecting their knowledge of the famous occupation. The convention concludes each day with an evening show at Colon High School. Colon is a village in St. Joseph County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 1,227 at the 2000 census. The village is located within Colon Township. The village is named after the shape of Palmer Lake, and is not the only place in Michigan so named. Colon also has a small Amish community. According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 1.7 square miles (4.4 km2), of which, 1.4 square miles (3.6 km2) of it is land and 0.3 square miles (0.78 km2) of it (18.71%) is water. The town is flanked by Long Lake and Palmer Lake, which are connected by a narrow channel. -wiki Note: The location shown is not of the photo, but rather that of Abbott's Magic Shop. For more info: http://www.colonmichigan.org/ #Michigan #PureMichigan #Magic #Featured
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Colon

Colon
Langley Covered Bridge is the longest remaining wooden covered bridge in the state of Michigan, and is located several miles north of Centreville, Michigan, the seat of St. Joseph County. Many of the covered bridges in Michigan and other states no longer exist, and therefore the structure is an historic landmark and tourist attraction frequented by visitors to St. Joseph County. The bridge is named for Thomas W. Langley and family, pioneers who helped establish the village of Centreville in the mid-19th century. In fact, Langley was the very first settler in Centreville. The red-paneled bridge, along with a causeway just to its north that forms part of Covered Bridge Road, spans the St. Joseph River. The bridge was constructed in 1887 by nearby Parkville builder Pierce Bodmer. It does this just above what is called the Sturgis Dam (although the city of Sturgis, Michigan is located nowhere near this location). The dam is adjacent to a county recreation area called Covered Bridge Park; just across the river within sight of the bridge is Pahl Point Park, which is in fact closer to the bridge itself. The bridge has been a very important symbol for the village of Centreville for almost 100 years; in fact, the village's annual summer festival is called Covered Bridge Days. -wiki For more info/photos http://my.net-link.net/~michaelf/langley.htm #Bridge #CoveredBridge #HistoricSite #Michigan #PureMichigan
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Centreville

Centreville

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Take a hike on your next vacation—literally. If holing up in a cozy cabin in the woods is sounding just about perfect, consider a trip away to reconvene with nature and de-stress. Book  a cabin accommodation that’s straight out of your daydreams: rustic log cabin homes with crackling fireplaces to curl up in front of and plush carpets to sink your feet into. Bask in that secluded feeling you can only get when you have a place all to yourself. Breathe in fresh mountain air. You can do all that with cabin rentals in St. Joseph County.

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Whether you’re looking for beach cabin or mountain cabin vibes, you’ll feel right at home while you’re enjoying the cabin rentals in St. Joseph County. And you don’t have to fork over an arm and a leg to keep yourselves comfortable during your adventure. If “cheap” is at the top of your must-have list, Orbitz can help: we’ve got a great selection of affordable cabins in St. Joseph County.

When we say bring the whole crew, we mean it. Pet-friendly log cabins in St. Joseph County have your name on them. There’s nothing your four-legged family member loves more than new smells and walks in the woods (except maybe his favorite human). A happy dog means a happy person, so find the nearest lake and jump in with both feet—or should we say, four paws. 

If you’re looking for something a little more upscale, check out luxury cabins for that ultimate relaxing stay in the mountains. Top amenities, ultra-soft sheets and incredible views of the best landscapes in St. Joseph County—a staycation surrounded by nature has never sounded better.

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