I Investigated The Most Northern Little Town in America
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- You've never seen a place like this before!
In this video, I explored the far reaches of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. I talked to the people, and got to the bottom of the way of life up here.
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"IM COLD"
...but i'm doing this for youtube 😅
Love it!
Hope you listened to Gordon Lightfoots " wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" as you stood at the foot of lake superior 😊
You're letting your freak flag fly and I'm so here for it. Liking it more and more ❤❤❤
LOL Nick, you've grown on me a lot from when I first watched one of your videos. Not afraid to drop the occasional expletive, but for the most part your vocabulary is pretty clean, and you drop a lot of interesting tidbits (e.g. local history, humor, etc.) to make it enjoyable to watch your videos. Anyway, Marquette reminds me of some Maine coastal towns, where crime is almost nil, VERY close-nit townsfolk. And seeing that I spent my IDYLLIC formative years in small town Maine (Lakes Region), watching this brings back similar (and very good!) memories. Keep doing your thing, putting out more great videos.
@KeeKaiShee love your humour from Australia where I just had 47 days without rain and it hit 46 degrees Celsius or 115 Fahrenheit just last week. I'm cooking a lamb roast in air conditioning!
Finnish country! My grandmother was born in Helskinki in 1910, moved to the UP in 1912, and soon after her father was killed in the Victoria copper mine near Ontanogan. Fortunately her mother had the support of the Finnish community up there. The terrain is very much like Finland, which I was able to visit twice and meet her cousins there. Love that part of Michigan!
My Finnish ancestors moved from Finland to Rock, MI in the late 1800's. They liked it here for the same exact reasons as yours. My husband's Polish family is from Ontonagon. Meanwhile, we're just a couple of old trolls. Lol. Small world.
A person who moved from the Lower Peninsula to Ishpeming told me how nice the people up there were. He said when he and his wife bought a house up there, the neighbors asked how they liked it. "It's fine," said the wife, "except for the color [it was an ugly shade of light yellow]." The neighbors asked, "What color would you prefer?" The wife told them what color she liked. They went back down to Lower Michigan to pick up their furniture. When the got back, the neighbors had painted the house exactly the way the wife wanted, buying the paint at their expense. He said that even though frigid in climate, the hearts of the people were warm.
@@alansewell7810this whole comment thread is wonderful to read! How cool!
Yeah, my grandpa moved to Munising to do that. Then went to South Bend, West Virssippi (INDIANA) to work at Studebaker
Michigan is a liberal dung hole now.
I’m in Florida 30 years but miss my home state of Michigan often. UP is beautiful…
YAH BOY FROZEN TO THE GROUND
Only in the Summer. LMAO
Looks great,and I can tell you really had a blast!! I have a couple of benders left in me!!it's sunny again in Tampa Bay,bummer
I'll take the Florida gov. over Michigans any day!
Sssssh! You're supposed to keep that quiet! We don't want too many city folk moving up here!
One American guy once said that he lives in a small town called Onaway, Michigan, but I have never been to the U.S., so I wonder what it looks like.
Thank you for your video, it lets me know what a small town in Michigan looks like.
These are the kinds of places many Americans will be retreating to in the next 50 years to get away from the places we and our parents grew up or lived in and can no longer tolerate. Another great one. Really appreciate your channel.
No no, send them to Milwaukee or Duluth. Nothing to see here. Sorry you've been mislead. Marquette is the perfect size right now.
If the climate of Marquette was the same as where I live (Appleton wi) -I’d retire there in a heartbeat! Problem is -so would everyone else and it would be ruined.
Family in Marquette.
Overpopulation. A real thing that noone seems to recognize yet. Soon that will be self evident to all.
Yeah maybe a southern people can move north and see how you Northerners like it when we ruin everything for you as you ruined everything for us here in Florida
I’m a Native Texan and I’m in my late sixties. I hate the hot weather in Texas and would love to move up north but my kids and grandkids are here so I’m not going anywhere!! Love your videos Nick!!
Don’t come. You’ll regret.
Same here, I would always tell my Michigan coworker transplants that I would love to live in Michigan for a couple of years and get away from Texas for awhile. They all tell me that the winters are no joke but the springs and summers are great. I love to hear the ones with stories about sailing the great lakes.
Back in 1980 Michigan had a huge exodus of young men who left to Texas for work and never came back.
@@williamstamper442 Yup, I'm sure I worked with some of them. Some I liked and some were just crappy. The crappy came from Detroit
Please visit. Michigan is beautiful. Visit Henry Ford museum then head up north to Mackinaw Island ❤
I think everyone forgets that we basically have two states here in Michigan and the UP is WAY different. The home prices throw off our averages a ton! 😅
Absolutely. The rest of michigan does not include the UP and many things suffer because of it
I think the UP should be it's own state! Just my opinion though. @@BobSmith-kk7lx
Lot of people talked to don't know we have a bridge 5 miles long, when telling them they say no ah.
Never thought I’d see my hometown on here - I miss it quite a bit. Love seeing the UP get some love, it is a great place
@@Aaron-TheHandsomestop being a pervert. You dirty ole hound dog
I'm sure you miss it! You would have been the first kid in the world that Santa Claus visited on his annual global tour! In all seriousness, though, it's a pretty looking city.
From there too..well actually gwinn
Favorite place is presque isle
Looks like a pretty dang nice hometown, to be honest.
I grew up in the UP. Me and my brother used to jump off our roof as my dad shoved the snow off. It was no joke in the 70’s and 80’s. Best years of my life !!!
So very true
Hey Nick. Awesome videos of northern mi and UP. This reminds me of old days in lower Michigan. Cold as hell and loved it . Walked around beer faced . The cold makes you feel alive. Hard to explain.
Not that cold here anymore. Maybe a week here or there into the teens, but mostly above freezing during the winter. We have to drive to the UP (this year we had to go all the way to whitefish) if we want to cross country ski or go snow shoeing. Occasionally we'll get a snowstorm and get a few days of skiing before it melts. Nothing like it was 20 years ago.
You should go back in the summer. The Upper Peninsula is beautiful in the summer!
Wish I could move up there, my 1st visit to Marquette taking my daughter to NMU fall semester of 2013 late August the temp reached 100 degrees made swimming in the lake lil more bearable.
Then few years ago worked a job in Jackson MI delivering cannabis thru-out MI. My favorite trip of course was to "The Firestation" dispensary, Stosh mgr. kool guy, then Lume opened up shop later.
I remember once driving back to the bridge from Mrqt late/early spring 45 degrees still lots of snow on the ground and watching snowmobilers along the sides of the road. envy
Bugs bugs and bugs... oh and tourist..hahah it is great
It’s a really fun place to enjoy the outdoors. Make sure to pack some mosquito spray 😅
Cant find the best rocks in the winter!! 😂
@@wendytipon6020 This winter probly could of, ‘the winter that wasn’t’
I'm a Michigander and have heard of Marquette but I've never been up there. Thanks for this video
Marquette is By Far, My Favorite Place in Michigan! Absolutely Beautiful & So Much To Do. Especially Love The Summers!! ❤🌿❤🌿❤🌿❤
Both my sisters escaped to Marquette in the 70's to college at NMU!!!
This is the happiest I have seen you in any of your videos! Waiting for your Wisconsin stop. Up here is living the best life!
Let all the "new comers" know how great it is so they can head there. 😂
It's already infested. Air bnb and what not. Just driving prices up and taking all the homes. Its sad. Nowhere for locals to live, and a year like this is devastating to economy there.
cos he be bar hopping! ha ha
He better be strapped before going to Wisconsin
That’s bc Nick is LIT.
Proud Yooper here (grew up about 60 miles south of Marquette). Beautiful country, and hopefully it remains unspoiled.
Yes agree leave this little Gem unspoiled.
As I have heard it hasn’t. Woke.
We live in Ironwood, and it's been pretty wicked weather for the past few days here also. I just got back inside from shoveling ice and snow out of the driveway, pretty invigorating, I just wish we had this weather back in January where it belongs... I am ready for spring :-) LOVE THE UP!!! We came here from Florida, lived in Reno NV for ten years, and now we are brand new Yoopers and learning the ways of the north. We were able to find a home we could afford and we moved here for the small town vibe and we really enjoy the people who live here, everyone is nice, polite, and ready to help out if needed.
I was born there. I remember sledding out my second story window into the neighbor's driveway. People are very polite up there. Just be careful. Some of the churches up there are actually 'churches'. 😬
I live north of Chicago near Wisconsin. We don't get much spring weather around here especially where your at. You'll get used to it
That’s great
I drive there from Minnesota a lot 🤫 🤫 💨
Hello fellow Ironwoodies. What a strange winter huh? January was nicer than March haha, Mother Naitch always so unpredictable here 💎💚💎💚
I like the part where you were sitting in the back of that truck while that truck was pulling away from an roundabout in the middle of a cold night.
It was 🥶
I lived in Calumet for 5 years after I retired and loved it but it's got it's drawbacks, 11 months of winter and 30 days of rain! The northern most town in Michigan is not Marquette it is Copper Harbor!
I'm from Marquette . Just another day in January. But if you really want winter go East, just past Christmas to Munising. Now that's an adventure
I would love to live in a place like this nice and cold I love the cold weather
I live close to Lansing, MI and work for the state. I worked out of Marquette for about 3 months total I think 2002. I volunteered for it. One of the weeks was in March or April. I ice fished Teal lake, west of Marquette the Sunday I got there and almost bottomed out the auger the ice was so thick. It was 80 degrees the rest of the week and the lake was open water when I left. Crazy. I loved my time there, I was working but it was like a vacation.
I grew up just outside of Marquette in the 1980s. Unfortunately, I haven't been back since. Those winters are no joke. Remember the lake effect snow dumping daily, and one year starting the fireplace on the 4th of July!
Now that is the Michigan I know. Snowing like hell
The most northern little town in America is actually Utqiagvik, Alaska, formally known as Barrow. Alaska is in the United States.
Exactly. Marquette isn’t even the northernmost small town in Michigan, that would be Copper Harbor, or if that’s too small for you, there’s Houghton/Hancock on the Keewenaw Peninsula
Right on. There are 30-40 towns in Michigan north of this. And hundreds if you add up all the ones in Minnesota, N Dakota, and Maine.
My son and I had a great pizza In Marquette. We were on our way from southern Ontario to Calgary south of the border. We took a drive up the Keewatin Penninsula to see the lighthouse and a better look at the lake. It was a twisty turny drive deep through woods but it was worth it.
28:47 Henry Ford opened a factory in Kingsford, MI near the WI border and it's sister city Iron Mountain, MI. Opened in 1920's and closed in the 50's. It's also where Kingsford Charcol started as Ford Charcoal. It produded Woody station wagon bodies and it converted to glider production for WWII. It employed 4500 people. It ran 24/7-3 shifts of 1500 each shift.
I applaud you 🎉
I love Iron Mountain
Alberta, MI too
That Glider museum is a MUST if you visit Iron Mountain.
There will be some of that history in another video
I lived here for 4 years! It was a nice place to be! Winter was rough some of the times but summers were amazing
Great video! It's so important for folks to understand that it does actually get cold here! So many visit in the summer and move and then realize they can't stand the snow once the winter hits! Need to embrace it if you live in Marquette or the U.P. for that matter!
Native Michigander here, also a former NMU student. Even downstate, we learned of the Iditarod trail early as kids; it's engrained in Michigan history as deeply as we are people.
The UP 200 used to go almost thru my back yard.
You just experienced a huge slice of my old life.
There isn't much to be said for the second half of the video. You'll miss a lot of the culture if you aren't from there. People consider Ish, Mqt, to Munising and nearly down to Gladstone one community. Long distance driving is nothing
Good one,Nick!! You cracked me up in the back of the truck😂. I’m in Wisconsin with mild winters and can’t stand it anymore- can’t imagine how much they get!
I like Wisconsin a lot Chris
Great video. Many memories I got to live there for a couple years in the mid 90s when I was stationed up there at the now closed KI Sawyer Air Force Base. It’s a very heavy drinking kind of city, everybody drinks, beer all the damn time lol. They would also close the schools when deer hunting started. That is true about jumping out into the snow. We used to jump from the second floor of our building into the snow. Also, every winter somebody would just disappear and never be seen again because they would go into the woods and there’s too much snow and get lost forever. It’s such a memory lane with this video.
Michigan totally underrated.😊
Minus the crazy governor.
It's a beautiful place to live
@12NFLtitles she's the best!!!
@@12NFLtitles We love Governor Gretchen Whitmer, I hope she become the President one day.
BTW, if you're ever interested in seeing ice fishing, go to Lake Milacs in Minnesota. During normal weather, there will be an entire build up town ontop of the lake, including roads and a bar. Should be novel to enjoy your beer there
we went to the UP in August of 2022,St. Ignace, soooo beautiful, we took the pictured rocks tour in Munising, i love Michigan now and would love to go back again. The Pasties are great!
Living in Michigan sucks. It's very liberal and high taxes.
Luv 💕 pasties.
You have also fans in Europe! Much love from Holland, the Flower and Cheese Nation!
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@@NewHaven203 NederLand?
Thank you Holland - God be with you!
viva Holanda. @@Sues007
Interesting that I've visited both Michigan and Holland for work! Loved both! I stayed in Zaandam, NL. Love from Czech Republic. 👋
I lived in Ironwood, MI in 2002. First snowfall was in October over 30 inches. I had a guy plow our driveway every day, it snowed so much. I believe we got over 200 inches that season. That snowfall looks mild for the UP. I believe western UP( where I lived), gets more snow than Marquette.
That downtown area reminds me of the past in many towns down south.... looks almost like the 70's if it wasn't for the newer cars!
It was safe to go downtown after dark with your kids.
I loved this. Brings me back to my 20s of living in southern Ontario and then Port Huron/Fort Gratiot Michigan. Great people!
Hey Nick was there in 1993 from Melbourne Australia with my cousin he is from Michigan never seen anything like it what a great place love those lakes thanks for the memories
I have lived in Michigan my whole life and I think the UP is one of the most beautiful areas of the country. Yoopers are some of the nicest people in the world and have some excellent values. They do have one drawback however....many of them are Packer fans but we will forgive them! Thanks Nick for another amazing video.
Nick,I must say, this has to be 1 of your best videos,we even got to see your manager roll the sled over,"Perfect "
I love the mountain biking and restaurants in Marquette. Really some of the best mountain biking I’ve done in the entire USA.
Yooper here, Marquette is getting hit up to 37 inches of snow tonight and 60 degrees expected on the 8th! Unpredictable but beautiful! Have a good one eh!
Lucky!
I was in the USAF, just South of Marquette. LOVED the town. LOVED the area. Went back there 2 years ago after being gone for 50 years. My favorite Italian restaurant was still "up and running" and owned by the same family!
Native Californian but spent the second half of my childhood further north..Calumet on the Keeweenaw peninsula about 100 miles NW of Marquette. Talk about snow. Yikes! Btw it is Northern Michigan University or NMU not Univ of Northern MI. Thanks for going so far north.
I think this was one of your most enjoyable videos - despite the cold you seemed to be having a legitimately fun time there.
To me, a guy living in Miami, Florida, that looks like 100% pure hell. Oh, my God, just watching this video made me turn the AC off of the car and roll down the windows. While I wait for my wife. I cannot imagine living up there. And that is probably why it is so damn crowded down here South Florida, and very isolated up there. But I do love your videos.
All good sir, Miami looks like pure hell to us too. We have good people up this way, not too many pretentious, materialistic snobs like you do down there.
I think the isolation is a big factor for folks living up there. It's not for everybody.
I love the cold and isolation. The snow is so peaceful and beautiful. There’s nothing like a sunny winters day with very little wind
I'm Canadian, Miami is nice to visit, but i couldn't handle that heat all year round
I was born and raised in Marquette, MI love my hometown but winters are rough.
My homeboys brother when to Michigan Tech about an hour north of Marquette . I live 25 north of Detroit . It took us almost 8 hours to drive there. Best trip to take as a 15 year old. 1992.
Had the pleasure to live in Marquette for 7 years. It truly is a magnificent city. Best kept secret of the Midwest.
Queen City of the UP 👍
Marquette is beautiful. I lived in Ishpeming and Michigamme for about 3 years as a kid before moving back to California.
@@nobody_special012 Hardly anyone is moving to Cali these days. People are leaving that state in mass droves to escape the hypercost of living, hyper taxes, high crime/lawlessness, gangbangs/cutthroats and mass homeless.
SHuuuuush
This is my hometown, love it here
My mother is from Ontonagon. My grand father was from Finland. This reminds me of home.
Mita kuuluu suomalainen
I live in Ontonagon now. Moved here in 2015. Love it
I lived in Southern California at the time I went to Ontonagon the first week of October and it was 32 degrees and saw local men wearing t-shirts outside. Crazy!
I came close to attending NMU back in 97. I still wonder what if, sometimes... It's a beautiful area up there.
I much appreciate you're videos. That wind can be brutal coming off the lake. But, you're gonna have to go back. The northern most town is Copper Harbor, up at the end of the Keewenaw Peninsula. Beautiful place.
As a native Michigander ( grew up in Lansing) i’ve always wanted to visit Marquette. You just did it for me. Good stuff Nick!
Ok John. Now go in July!
UP is on my bucket list hopefully very soon! Very beautiful even if it is very cold in winter 🥶❤
Ummm, We had a house in Kearsarge, Michigan. It's farther north than Marquette and much smaller.
I so miss being up there. The very first greeting was to Lake Superior every year.
UP in the winter, just doesn't get better than that... I thought there would be a lot of weed places in Marquette...seems Ironwood is building them all the time...
Ive been to the UP several times...have a friend who lives up by St Ignace area. I like Mackinac Island...nice place. Also have been to Frankenmuth Michigan several times...i love it there...and i like Greta Van Fleet!
Dry fluffy snow, that’s cold 🥶
Marquette looks beautiful! It actually makes me miss real winters.
when the snow squeaks, you know its cold.
I've been to Marquette before and I've been to Fairbanks Alaska in February and Marquette is very warm compared to Marquette, it's just a lot more snowy. Fairbanks was -60 F at 4pm when I was there. Couldn't wait to get home.
I love Michigan, especially the UP! My husband and I would usually vacation in Florida (we live in Kentucky), but 3 years ago we visited Michigan. Now it’s our go to vacation destination.
I hope you visited Copper Harbor, Michigan in the Keweenaw Peninsula - it’s beautiful.
It's funny because I always tell people here in Hawaii that lots of people vacation in MI and they are surprised. Too many think all of MI is like Detroit.
Good deal, showed up in my feed. I live in Negaunee about 10 miles west of Marquette. This winter was super mild, not much snow and warmer. Hope you enjoyed your visit!
I did!
Northwest Ohio guy here. Been to the UP twice. Very nice up there. Bucket list to go again.
Nick I have watched a lot of your videos, some real sad locations, some very interesting places, some dangerous spots, but you had me laughing my ass off in this video. Enjoyed every minute of it. You sure can tell a story" Mister"! I live in Mi by the way.
Thanks for the memories Nick! Attended NMU 47 years ago and loved watching the ships come in at night all lit up. Definitely need to revisit the area.
Go for the 4th!
My mom was born there in 1920 on Bluff Street. Her dad ran a little store in their home if I remember the story right. Visited there in 2009.
She went to Graveraet high school class of 1938. It's no longer open don't think.
I was born in Detroit, but my family moved up to marquette when I was a baby. Saw my 6th grade homeroom teacher in one of the clips, it’s hilarious how weird yoopers get on camera.😂 Great video!
I lived in Adirondack park of upstate NY ..1980s....loved winter....but 15 below zero got to me and houses froze up ...but the cold was exhilarating....
Northern lower lifetime resident. Most people i know avoid Marquette because of the out of state tourist, same reason TC isn't on our vacation list.
I went Northern Michigan for college 55 years ago ,it was fun skiing everyday 😊
I have family there. Haven't been there since I was a kid but I did have fun. 😊
Geez,Nick,you actually looked cold. It's beautiful up there and hockey is big up North.It's a little too cold for me and most people to move and live there. I'd bet the locals love hearing that. I've only been there in the summer and the nights can be cool even in July.Anyway,have fun but don't freeze.
I've been watching you for many years. This was the best episode you've done.
agreed
Thanks for making this video! Yeah, I've been to Michigan only twice, both times for work, and although I didn't get to see the UP, almost everyone in MI seems to talk about it a lot. The people were very nice! I did visit a place called Pere Marquette, but it wasn't anything special. As someone from a cold country in Europe with long cold winters, it seemed like a place I could really get into if I wanted to live in the USA, which I don't.
You must’ve came the only week we had snow lol. Thanks for coming to our great little town
I stumbled across your video on my TH-cam feed. I grew up in a small village in the UP. We had about a hundred people in it, nothing but woods north to Lake Superior, south to Lake Michigan. I wouldn’t trade my childhood for anything, I still live up here. I am 67 and was a truck driver and know how unique the place is.
Ok Steve!
Lived in Michigan almost 2 yrs. Took that trip to the UP. Thanks for the you tube visit. Beautiful area.
Nick … you’re the World’s Greatest You Tuber. And you’re the reason why the mainstream media is collapsing. God bless…
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A drag racer friend of mine went to the college up there. He only owned a snowmobile to get from his living quarters to school. A 600hp Buick GS wouldn't have worked during the school season.
I'm too old to snowmobile anymore, I done sold them off...but last time I went to the UP to ride, we took only marked trails and went from Lake Superior, Tequomenon falls, then down to a bar on Lake Michigan for lunch. Then rode back for dinner on Superior
Fun! Snowmobile needs an emoji 🛷
Good 🤞 luck in all that snow 🌨. Do not miss it. Went to college in Plattsburgh 2 years cold and 2 years Buffalo. Lived in boston 10 years. Nice 🏙 city. But winter ❄ cold. Remember standing waiting for a bus in 13 degrees. Lived in nyc 9 years. Now in the sunshine ☀ state. Never ever want to see snow 🌨 again. Mappy stay warm. Got to have good 🧤 gloves. 👢 boots. A down 🧥 coat and soft scarf 🧣. Good 🤞 luck nick. Take your vitamins and especially vitamin c.😊😊😊
Hay in Daytona Florida it rains every morning from 7:00 -7:30 in the spring.
This was a mild winter. One year temperatures were below 0 f for 6 weeks, high 5 below, night 15-25 below 0 f. Don't get started on snow, start Monday am, stop on Tuesday pm. The college is northern michigan university. Don't forget the real end of earth is in porcupine mountains. Nice video, thanks for the trip.
Been waiting on this one. Im originally from Marquette. Was born in Iron Mountain Michigan nearly 34 years ago now. I live in Indy now. Still go up and visit family yearly. Marquettes changed a lot in the last 10 years. Upper Peninsula of Michigan is a cool unique often forgotten place
There are many ghost towns from the mining era. I think more people used to live in the UP. Picturesque light houses and air that is scented different than almost anywhere else in the US.
Do the loop drive around Lake Superior. It's 1,350 miles.
I played a lot of hockey up there growing up! Please I hope you visited the southern- most UP point in the Menominee MI/ Marinette WI area!
I did - it'll be in another video!
Marquette is the largest town in da UP with a population of only 19,000. 😂
My parents met at NMU, the college you mentioned.
"I don't miss the cold. But It's nice to come up occasionally." Well said.
Wow! I was wondering if the movie "Anatomy of a Murder" would be mentioned and you did not disappoint! Thanks for showing that bar - so cool!
You’re amazing at finding hidden gems like Marquette, Nick. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us
I try Nick!
Thank you very much. I'd love to live there in Marquette but couldn't do it alone!
I like Labatt, but I like Grain Belt more. Fantastic video Nick! The ice fishing part brought me back to my childhood in Minnesota. The "we don't lock our homes, cars...crime???" was precious. That's the way it was when I grew up. That place is like a preserved living time capsule. I will be moving to Wisconsin. There are rural places like that there. Places where common sense and morals still prevail.
Good luck with that bro. 80 million migrants now tread this land. We’ve been replaced
I had my house broken into in Wisconsin and the UP and my doors were locked. I now sleep with a gun and keep doors locked at all times. Morals are not any better in either place. Please be very careful in Wisconsin. I was assaulted by a tweaker and police did nothing. I was robbed many many times there. Wisconsin is crawling with tweakers in every small town.
Thanks Nick, I forgot about that part of MI, I will visit one day, but not in winter, I don't like to drive in snow.
Would love to find out if you have also been to the Keweenaw Peninsula, around Houghton and Copper Harbour!
Not quite but almost! Stay tuned!
@@NickJohnson hell yeah 😃
I was up there maybe 8 years ago and they had to bring snow from the piles around town from when it had snowed. They still had the race. Also, you have to try Casa Calabria and their lasagna when you get back there.
You should take a trip to Isle Royale sometime....in the summer.
I put Marquette on my bucket list about a year ago. Looks like a wonderful place!
Northern Michiganer here. Busch Light is the official yooper beer
You're an official Yooper now. The UP is really part of Wisconsin.