I visited Beaver Island and some of the nearby uninhabited islands many years ago on a camping trip that used a 34-foot-long, 16-passenger canoe, a replica of the Voyageur canoes used by 17th century explorers. It was a delight to be so disconnected from the ordinary world.
Those who want to learn more about Strang's kingdom can read "A C…
I visited Beaver Island and some of the nearby uninhabited islands many years ago on a camping trip that used a 34-foot-long, 16-passenger canoe, a replica of the Voyageur canoes used by 17th century explorers. It was a delight to be so disconnected from the ordinary world.
I visited Beaver Island and some of the nearby uninhabited islands many years ago on a camping trip that used a 34-foot-long, 16-passenger canoe, a replica of the Voyageur canoes used by 17th century explorers. It was a delight to be so disconnected from the ordinary world.
Those who want to learn more about Strang's kingdom can read "A Child of the Sea," available for free at Project Gutenberg: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/34769/34769-h/34769-h.htm.