Finding Fun in Michigan
Michigan is known as the Great Lakes State. Surrounded by five of the six Great Lakes. ThumbWind has a number of stories devoted to Michigan places, food, and places to visit. Here are a few to explore
The winters of the early 1970s were long, cold, and snowy. At the annual Port Austin winter carnival, this was the spot to gather a team and play broomball. Families could make snowmen and drink hot chocolate. Back in the day, the festival was massive, complete with parades and the coronation of the Winter Carnival … Read more
The state of Michigan is home to some truly incredible sights that can be found all over the state. From beaches to forests and valleys, you can find a wide variety of nature in Michigan. And all visitors agree that these wonders need to be experienced firsthand.
We found 11 great ideas of things to do in Michigan in winter. From sled dog racing to explore ice caves, Michigan has unique things to do all winter long.
After the Flint water crisis, the question is posed on all major cities. In Michigan, the main question is: Can You Drink Tap Water In Detroit?
When it comes to golfing, Michigan is a paradise for all lovers of the sport. With some of the most beautiful and stunning golf courses in the US, Michigan is definitely one of the top places to visit if you’re looking to hit the links.
Michigan – A shocking new study by the Environmental Working Group says that perfluorinated chemicals like PFAS and PFOS, (aka forever chemicals) are found in the freshwater fish that many sports fishermen the the Great Lakes region catch and eat. According to new research, eating even one serving of freshwater fish a year may be … Read more
Next month, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will launch its free snowmobiling weekend, allowing users to use their vehicles for two days without registering them or obtaining a trail permit. The dates for the free snowmobiling weekend are February. 11–12, 2023. The Michigan Legislature approved bills requiring the DNR to offer the weekend, arguing … Read more
In the 1900s Michigan was known for its roadside attractions to draw tourists to stop. An early attraction in the Thumb region was Jenny, the Beer Drinking Bear in Quanicassee.
