We stopped at De Tour Passage then left for the longest open water passage, from De Tour Passage to Presque Isle MI. We saw a lot of freighters in the distance but did not travel on any of the standard routes that they use so they all were from a distance after we left the St Mary River.
It was a great day. We found we could pay for day stays at De Tour Passage. We paid $10 and we could use all there facilities for 6 hours. Beats paying $43 to stay the night. But we stopped and used the showers, filled up with diesel, did laundry, and managed to get some groceries. (Bought some horseradish cheese) I like but Tam not so much. Then we cast off and crossed Lake Huron, 40 miles, and arrived at Presque Isle.
A Different House
We saw this “HOUSE” as we weere traveling out of the St Mary River. It is actually a house I’m not sure of the details but I believe it is an old ship that they pulled up and modified to live in.
The marker Buoy for leaving the St Mary River.
Sailing an "Adventure" 