H-58
isn’t the only road between Grand Marais and Munising with beautiful old
stumpfields softened by time and vegetation. South of Grand Marais a few miles
is the junction with the Adams Trail – always, by the way, the Adams Trail, never
just Adams Trail. Forty years ago the old road was pretty miserable, dusty
washboard, punishing to vehicles, drivers, and passengers.
In the intervening
decades, new growth has grown up along much of the way, providing shade, and
even where open land (my favorite part) lies on both sides, the road -- still
unpaved -- is remarkably smooth and easy.
Besides
sculpturally weathered stumps, a few small ponds and lakes vary the scenery. A
beaver lodge we remembered from last year was still in place, but we saw no
recent signs of gnawed trees along the road this year.
1 comment:
Looks like autumn is speeding along up there. Beautiful country, enjoy your vacation!
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