This is my favorite harbor in Lake Michigan. Inland Seas visits here each July. Where are we?
For a hint, and a look at the entire shoreline of the UP, go to the Shoreviewer web site.
-Capt. Tom
Showing posts with label Fayette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fayette. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Inland Seas at Fayette
Fayette is one of my favorite harbors in the Great Lakes. Site of an abandoned iron smelting town, it is now a beautifully maintained State Park.
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| Entering Snail Shell Harbor, Fayette, MI |
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| View out my cabin port |
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| Inland Seas at Fayette |
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| Sunset on the dolomite bluffs |
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Young Women in Science, Upper Peninsula Trip
First Escanaba crew, lead by Capt. Remy Champt, ready to disembark after a week sailing in Little Bay de Noc. Emily and Jeannie (Educator and Cook, respectively), stayed for the remaining four days.
Everyone in PFD's during Abandon Ship practice. 
Sailing on Big Bay de Noc, on our way to Fayette
Working on research presentations, day 2. Research topics were the relative abundance of zebra and quagga mussels, and the impacts on the benthic fish community of the round goby. 
Round Goby group presenting their results. Round goby was the dominate fish collected by our bottom trawls.
Fairwell and Fair Winds to our Young Women in Science group, sponsored by Zonta Intenational
Everyone in PFD's during Abandon Ship practice. Sailing on Big Bay de Noc, on our way to FayetteWorking on research presentations, day 2. Research topics were the relative abundance of zebra and quagga mussels, and the impacts on the benthic fish community of the round goby. 
Round Goby group presenting their results. Round goby was the dominate fish collected by our bottom trawls.
Fairwell and Fair Winds to our Young Women in Science group, sponsored by Zonta Intenational
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