Michigan's Thumb

[ZachariahDaMan]

A good friend of mine lives in Port Huron so I'll be going up there every so often. Hopefully by the end of the summer I'll have about every town in the thumb down.

Port Huron (pop. 32,338) has a good sized downtown. There are plenty of more buildings to photograph which I will do later.

[nofunk]

Port Huron looks pretty nice. There's a lot of diversity in those facades.

[Veloise]

A good friend of mine lives in Port Huron so I'll be going up there every so often. Hopefully by the end of the summer I'll have about every town in the thumb down.

Port Huron (pop. 32,338) has a good sized downtown. There are plenty of more buildings to photograph which I will do later.

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[wolverine]

^ LOL!

Port Huron looks really nice. It's been awhile since I've been there last.

[Kazahleenah]

I grew up in Lexington, just north of Port Huron but has been a while since I've been down there to see it. Thanks for the pics!! Did you take any of the twin bridges?

Kaza

[fareastsider]

My favorite small town in the thumb is Pinnebog. here is a picture some guy took I wish I did! Look at his others to see more of this hamlet.

http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=187245951&size=l

[Veloise]

A couple of pics from one of the rail-trails in St Clair County. This one goes from Fort Gratiot northwest.