Been awhile for new graphics here so a couple of pics could be of interest from a recent trip thru SW MI, land of milk and honey, near New Buffalo and a facility owned by the Pokagon Band whose website says "Under Pokagon's time as Chief the Potawatami Indians took part in the Civil War, and President Grant thanked the Chief for his tribe's services", showing how beautiful the Great Lake State is ... away from the lakes, in the breadbasket: 
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August 18, 2010
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