In July 2001 we visited this northernmost area in mainland Upper Michigan. It’s a very beautiful,
mostly unspoiled area. Brockway Mountain drive runs between these two towns, and highway M-26
connects them along the Lake Superior shore. The area has very pleasant weather in summer.
Snowfall is very heavy in winter, with usually over 200 inches per season.
There are 23 pictures in this group. The largest file is only 60k in size so they should download quickly
on any connection. I did reduce the size and quality somewhat. A higher quality version of all are
available on a CD if you wish.
Some are in stereo format, which unfortunately is not popular nowadays. It’s too bad, because it really
recreates the depth of outdoor vistas. They may be viewed as-is, or in stereo with an antique stereo
viewer. The optimum image size for those is about 2 x3 inches, which you can adjust in your printer or
on screen in photo software. Web browsers now allow multiple viewing sizes.
It is possible to view them in stereo with the following makeshift method: Cut a piece of cardboard to
about 8 x 14 inches. Place it so the long dimension is perpendicular to the image on the middle bar
between the stereo pair. Bring your eyes to the other end of the divider at about 14 inches from the
image, using bifocals or reading glasses if necessary. You will probably still see two images. If you
can relax your eyes so that they are crossed less, the two images will merge into a single 3-D
image. Click Back button after viewing each picture. Enjoy… Owen
Harriet on Brockway, stereo (pardon the wind) Harriet on Brockway, standard
Brockway Mountain stereo Jacob’s Creek Falls
Lake Superior from Brockway Mountain Owen on Brockway Mt.
Brockway View, stereo Lake Superior Shore eastward
Brockway Cliff, stereo Lake Superior Shore westward
Copper Harbor, stereo
Lake Superior Fog east of Eagle Harbor
