Lavender is a versatile plant with a growing consumer demand. It’s used for sleep support, aromatherapy, hair and skin treatment, and pain relief. To profit, consider ecotourism and selling products like oils and soaps. Cultivating lavender requires attention to sunlight, soil, spacing, and climate. Harvesting and processing techniques are crucial for sales and markets.
Continue reading
Back in 2016, we had to bring our sailboat home. It was a bittersweet decision. Now, if you ask why?
Continue reading
Who knew drinking coffee could be so much fun? I found this video stacked up in our YouTube account, collecting
Continue reading
Explore Michigan’s top cheap weekend getaways for couples, from Northern Michigan’s scenic landscapes and historic Mackinac Island to the vibrant culture of Ann Arbor and Detroit. Discover budget-friendly accommodations and activities for a memorable romantic retreat.
Continue reading
Michigan has had a fascinating history in the Great Lakes region. After Europeans first set foot in Sault St Marie,
Continue reading
With the lake water levels up in all the Great Lakes, it’s been a time of change and discovery.
The high lake levels have revealed a new abundance of small Petoskey stones in Saginaw Bay
Continue reading
Minnesota is renowned for its rich history, diverse culture, great comfort foods, and natural beauty. From the iconic lakes like Lake Superior to the vast State Fair, the state offers a myriad of attractions. The Twin Cities are known for their arts, food, and outdoor spaces, while the Mayo Clinic leads in medical innovation. Additionally, the Vikings and Twins sports teams and the thriving music scene contribute to the state’s cultural richness. These are just a few of the many things that Minnesota is famous for, making it a desirable destination for all.
Continue reading
Albert E. Sleeper, a prominent figure in Michigan history, served as governor from 1917-1921 and left a lasting impact. He was instrumental in establishing the State Police of Michigan and the Michigan State Park System. The Albert E. Sleeper House, built in 1917, holds historical significance. Despite its current state of disuse, Sleeper’s legacy endures in Michigan’s parks and history.
Continue reading
