When we left off I had a full tent on top of my car as I moved it to our new campsite. The new campsite was even better than the first one. There were no more sites to the North of us. The West side of our site was Lake Michigan and the other directions were over 300yds to the closest camp site.
The day was supposed to be in the mid 90's but showers were moving into the area in the evening. Just to be safe, we tarped the tent for extra protection (and it came in very handy that night).
Beach Bums
Now that everything was setup, we grabbed our cooler and headed down to the beach. It was even more beautiful than the day before. Off on the top left of the pic you can see Fisherman's Island.
Rock Art
We walked the entire beach a couple times this day. Along the way we barely saw anyone. The whole day was filled with drinking cocktails and rock hunting. Here are some cool formations we came across and also made some of our own.
Even a mini Stone Henge!
Redneck Ribeye
Typically when we go camping, I cook over an open fire with my Tri-Pod cooker. We forgot to pack it in the car this time, so we improvised. This is what I like to call the Redneck Ribeye. It's our grilled cheese/Hot dog cooker, but the steaks fit perfect.
They ended up turning out perfect. The outside of the steak was nicely seared and the inside was warm and Red.
End of Day 2
With full bellies and a cooler full of drinks, it was time to relax before the storm got here.
I didn't get many pics after this point due to the storm. It got pretty bad and sleeping on the ground under thousands of lightning rods kept my mind elsewhere.
Hopefully you are enjoying traveling with me for this summer adventure. This weekend we will be heading North again for more canoeing and checking out a couple properties we found up there.
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