Posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on September 05, 2016 at 13:32:15 from (208.77.130.238):
It is officially independence day in Northern Michigan. Tomorrow Residents will be able to go into town freely with out being cut off by some out of town moron pulling a travel trailer with a boat hooked up behind that. We can step into a check out line at the store with out the rude City folks who bring their big city /down state attitude stepping in front of us because they are in a hurry. My little paved country road can now rest a little, And no longer be a race or high speed testing track. All day has been steady traffic of camper trailers, motor homes, boats and RVs heading south. I love summer the best, but sure look forward to Labor day so most tourists go home till next year. We always wait till late evening to go into town just to avoid congestion. We now can go when we want or need. Maybe even get to go fishing or swimming. God Bless Independence Day.
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