Joel Dinda's photos with the keyword: seul choix

Near Gulliver, at the northern end of Lake Michigan, in the Upper Peninsula. A very pretty lighthouse, just three or four miles off US-2. The light could be said to mark the entrance to Port Inland--but, as the light's name suggests, its location was the obviously-best place to put a navigation aid. The local historical society runs a museum and a gift shop on the grounds.

Gulls at play at Seul Choix lighthouse, at the north end of Lake Michigan.

This is the delightful lighthouse at Seul Choix, near Gulliver, at the north end of Lake Michigan. I'm not sure why the place has a French name, but that name reflects that this is the only place between Mackinac and the Garden Peninsula where it's feasible to locate a lighthouse. Most of the intervening waterfront is swamp, or blowing sand, or sheltered. So here we are. Seul Choix marks the harbor for Port Inland, where Inland Steel's boats load limestone for the mills at the far end of the Lake. Except for the channel to the loading facility, this harbor's surprisingly shallow. Think I took this photo in 1993.... Camera: Chinon Genesis III