Hey there! Just imagine standing on an ancient Lake Huron sand dune, right where our cottage is, and listening to the rhythmic pounding of the surf on the beach. It’s dark and almost ominous now, with waves rolling in from the vast lake into the bay, crashing against our sheltered shoreline. The sound is both powerful and peaceful, the air fresh with the scent of open water and distant Canada. Any city stress just melts away, replaced with the anticipation of a new day filled with endless possibilities – who knows what the lake might offer for us to explore on our Lake Huron sand dune?
If you’re interested in more about life on a Lake Huron sand dune, check out these related reads. Ever wondered where you could go with a sailboat? We’ve taken our 1973 Catalina 27, Trillium, across Saginaw Bay from Caseville to Tawas and even enjoyed a two-week vacation all the way to Mackinac Island. You can read about our first time sailing out on Saginaw Bay here.
Did you know that making coffee could be such an adventure? We found this fun video of a college student’s unique method of making Michigan coffee. Check it out here.
Ever really taken the time to appreciate a Saginaw Bay sunrise? It’s rare that we get the chance to slow down and truly enjoy these tranquil moments. Find out more about savoring a sunrise over Saginaw Bay here.
Before the age of highways and cars, the Great Lakes were traversed by sail and steamer. From the mid-1800s to the 1950s, you could travel in style and comfort across these vast waters. Learn more about the luxurious history of Great Lakes cruising here.
In summary, standing on a Lake Huron sand dune, you can experience the powerful serenity of the lake at night, the anticipation of a new day filled with adventure, and the sweet escape from city stress. Whether you’re sailing across Saginaw Bay, brewing a unique Michigan coffee, watching a tranquil sunrise, or delving into the luxurious history of Great Lakes cruising, there’s always something to discover.
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See the original post at [On a Lake Huron Sand Dune…at Midnight](https://thumbwind.com/2014/09/11/lake-huron-sand-dune/).
