Our family owened most of the East side of the lake to Hilton park road at one time. Our cottage is about 130 years old. It sets on Grover road. When I was baout 5 years old there were only about 4 houses on that side of the lake. Aunt Rose lived down by Bass Bend, she gave up some of the land for a churhch camp. Now days the church camp is gone. Back when she sold off the frountage lots she didn't want any boat houses built on the beach. That way you could look down the beach and just see the beach. Wolf lake used to be a killer fishing lake, some say it still is today. Today I'm 74 and I can't get ot the beach let alone do any fishing, but I still love that lake.

I worked here in the '70s. It was the home of one of my favorite jobs. We made bucket seats for Chevy vans, Dodge vans and Olds seats. I was in my early 20's and I developed a way to fix holes in vinyl. Of course, this was Big 3 dependent...

This was the freight house for the Penn Central railroad. It is privately owned now but was used as the headquarters for the short-lived Michigan Northern Railway between 1976 and the early 1980's.

This railroad spur came off the joint track between the Ann Arbor railroad and the Penn Central railroad (now all owned by the State of Michigan). The spur went into the brick factory, which was Mitchell-Bentley Corp back in the 1970's. There, employees like me assembled seats for the auto industry in Detroit which were loaded into boxcars and sent over the railroad to the assembly lines down state.

Maxi

¡Muchas gracias! En cuanto a tu pregunta... uso Nikon D40 y Nikon D90.

Saludos

With my best wishes for 2010, Nurettin.

That's the frustrating thing, this is a very popular area for kite flying. I can't expect a reviewer to know that but I was hoping to some variety to the pics for this area.

I really like track pictures, this one is at a nice perspective.

That's a very nice looking rabbit.

That's a very nice picture.