Peggy C's photos with the keyword: walk

- got too close to the Moorhens - zoom - walk... splash on the lake waters - oh, well - they gave me a photo to remember ! edited in: www.picmonkey.com © All rights reserved

check out the fly in guy .. think he's planning on getting some bread to go along with what he's caught .. these guys were all over the place and flying into each other .. ©SD All Rights Reserved ^SOOC

.. walking the yard, this portulacca (which wasn't blooming yesterday), greeted me with such a beautiful bloom today ! .. a gift !

goose on left carries herself regally .. the one on the right, just a walk to the lake .. don't know, but would guess, the left one was female... okay, now...have at it.. tell me how way off base I am ! Quack Watch.. © All rights reserved

Transportation is: by foot .. by horse drawn carriage ... by bicycle © All rights reserved

One of many stately homes on the island. The only motorized transportation, we were told, is for fire and police. Even UPS is delivered by horse drawn flatbed. Mackinac Island HIstory: " A Historic Treasure Preserved Perhaps the most noticeable first impression visitors get of Mackinac Island is the absence of automobiles! Visitors and residents travel by foot, bicycle or horse drawn carriage. This tempo is more comparable to the 19th century. Tour carriages and taxis will take you wherever you want to go and it's not long before you adjust to a slower pace most visitors have never known. With over 80% of Mackinac Island in public hands you would expect little development and, fortunately, that's true. Concerned with the disappearance of America's finest natural treasures, Congress took steps in the early 1870s to ensure that some of these treasures would be preserved for posterity. In 1872 the federal government designated Yellowstone America's first national park. In 1875 portions of federal land on popular Mackinac Island were given similar protection." If you can identify this, please do! © All rights reserved

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