Tuesday, September 11, 2007
A Simple Sunrise
Where in Michigan do you best enjoy a simple sunrise of your own?
Saturday, September 01, 2007
Tee Time = Pure Michigan
You're just one over 10 million Michiganders who will enjoying this holiday, but the question is - what will you be doing?
Some of you have headed north, one last weekend at the cottage or the beach or camping in the beautiful forests.
Others are puttering around the house, readying the house for the impending fall.
You maybe one of the million or so also getting in one last tee time in before fall. No matter what your Labor Day plans, this Tee Time is for you, courtesy of Pure Michigan.
Friday, August 31, 2007
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Color My World
Not only is it truly memorable, it's beautifully shot, written extremely well, and Michigan-native Tim Allen does a fantastic job narrating it. All in all, it can't be beat. Even the California ads with Paul Newman, Terri Hatcher, and Austrian native Ahh-nawld Schwartzenegger can't beat the gem that is the Pure Michigan campaign.
Never doubt the beauty and charm that is Pure Michigan.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Nicknames = Pure Michigan
Perhaps you live in one of these great towns and cities?
As Tim Allen reminds us, it all starts here.
Happy Saturday, friends
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Good News for Pure Michigan Fun
Here in Mid-Michigan, you don't have any excuse not too.
From the LSJ -
Area health and environmental experts have deemed mid-Michigan lakes safe for swimming. A recent study by the Natural Resources Defense Council raised questions about bacterial contamination at ocean and fresh water beaches. No local swimming areas made the list.
Andy Bunnell, a health inspector for Ingham County who has conducted beach inspections, said the foam Zhus encountered likely was harmless. Probably nothing more than water stirring up or decaying organisms in the lake.
"If there are any problems with the water, it's not necessarily something you can touch, smell or taste," said Bunnell, adding that's why the health department requires testing of the county's four beaches once a week.
Bunnell said the water quality for swimming in Ingham County is "exceptional," attributing it to the lakes being somewhat isolated, which makes them less likely to experience severe storm water runoff.
This is in contrast to the high number of beaches and lakes across the country that are experiencing increased levels of contamination due to a variety of factors. Growing up the Metro Detroit area, it seems as if Metro Beach was closed more than it was opened.
For instance, take a walk over to Michigan.org, home of those fantastic Pure Michigan commercials that send chills up my spine each time I hear one. Look at the number of destinations that are highlighted around water.
We need to take care of our environment, we need to protect our natural resources, and without a doubt, it can be done all the while growing and bolstering our state's economy. It's not rocket science, it's green and life science technology, all things Gov. Granholm and the Democrats have been working hard on.
So while you head down to one of Mid-Michigan's pristine beaches, or head north or west to enjoy our Great Lakes, remember Michigan, and think about how you can help make our Pure Michigan becoming a winning factor here in the state.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Postcard from Paradise
Summer is going great, the weather is beautiful, the lakes deep and clean, and the sunsets to kill for.
Wish you were here.
Love,
LL


