The Michigan island resort area of Mackinac Island, situated in Lake Huron between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas, was used by the British in both the American Revolution and the War of 1812. The island can only be reached by ferry, small plane, and snowmobile, and motorized vehicles are not allowed except for snowmobiles, emergency vehicles, and service vehicles. People travel on foot, bike, or horse-drawn carriage.
Regular Blogs
Shares photographs and serves as a daily journal of a woman from Georgia who spends summers on the island. She writes about the antiquity of the island as well as the fabulous places to go and things to see while there.
http://bree1972.wordpress.com/
Offers news, information, and announcements about Mackinac Island with photographs, both new and antique, of sites and sights in the area.
http://www.mackinacblog.com/
The Official Mackinac Island Blog
Billing itself as the official blog for travelers to Mackinac Island, this blog conveys the history and timelessness of the island, announcing such things as reenactments honoring Fort Mackinac and the War of 1812, art exhibitions, celebrations of anniversaries and luminaries, and places to eat and lodge.
http://mackinacisland.blogspot.com/
