i gotta see that!
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AE - if you were going in May you could do the tulip festival in Holland - they have parades every Saturday and fireworks at night. Very nice place to take pictures and try on wooden shoes.
Do plan another trip to MI in the middle of summer - and you could do tons of other summer activites.
Lake Kessington - paddles boats - picnic area (30 minutes from Detroit)
*Charlevoix *- very small town with small shops on one side and the lake on the other. Rent a speed boat - stay on the water the whole day. Take stuff to eat. It's not expensive at all. You have not seen lakes this pretty
Traverse City Resort - great for one day
*Muskegon *- the other side of Michigan. Michigan's adventure theme park and the city is right on lake Michigan. Great place for kids and adults. The small amusement park is ideal for little kids to run around. The other haf of the day you can watch the sunset
AE - if you were going in May you could do the tulip festival in Holland - they have parades every Saturday and fireworks at night. Very nice place to take pictures and try on wooden shoes.
Do plan another trip to MI in the middle of summer - and you could do tons of other summer activites.
Lake Kessington - paddles boats - picnic area (30 minutes from Detroit)
*Charlevoix *- very small town with small shops on one side and the lake on the other. Rent a speed boat - stay on the water the whole day. Take stuff to eat. It's not expensive at all. You have not seen lakes this pretty
Traverse City Resort - great for one day
*Muskegon *- the other side of Michigan. Michigan's adventure theme park and the city is right on lake Michigan. Great place for kids and adults. The small amusement park is ideal for little kids to run around. The other haf of the day you can watch the sunset
so you do know a bit about michigan j/k! muskegons very close to me. In the summer they have this amazing weeklong Woodstock like musical festival called rothburry with top acts like dave mathews etc! hippies galore!
AE - if you were going in May you could do the tulip festival in Holland - they have parades every Saturday and fireworks at night. Very nice place to take pictures and try on wooden shoes.
Do plan another trip to MI in the middle of summer - and you could do tons of other summer activites.
Lake Kessington - paddles boats - picnic area (30 minutes from Detroit)
*Charlevoix *- very small town with small shops on one side and the lake on the other. Rent a speed boat - stay on the water the whole day. Take stuff to eat. It's not expensive at all. You have not seen lakes this pretty
Traverse City Resort - great for one day
*Muskegon *- the other side of Michigan. Michigan's adventure theme park and the city is right on lake Michigan. Great place for kids and adults. The small amusement park is ideal for little kids to run around. The other haf of the day you can watch the sunset
sounds like fun...thanks for the info. keep posting if you think of anymore
spock...everything is near u..... conveniently...isnt it? :D
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^ ofcourse, and for a reason too!
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^ popcorn's from michigan i presume? p.s. u tried the fudge from up north? amazing!
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Kiddies activites in Michigan
Fish Ponds - Fun place for a family on a Saturday. They have ponds of fish for breeding (trout, catfish) - They give you fish food and fishing rods. You are always bound to catch a fish. They clean your fish. They have grills on the ground and you cook and eat and have a picnic
Dave and Busters - Utica MI - near Detroit. It’s like chuckie cheese for older kids. You my lose your hubby in this one. http://www.daveandbusters.com/play/games.aspx
**Detroit Zoo - never been there but I hear it’s good. **
Battle Creek - Kellogs factory - see how the make cereal and it’s all you can taste. yummy
**Brighton **- Ski area. Small ski slope. (on a landfil 
) has a bunny slope and lessons for kids.
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I can suggest awesome date/romantic places too!
I can suggest awesome date/romantic places too!
please do! fredrick meijer garden?
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njgal, dave and busters is definitely fun. But the zoo… it’s quite boring 
Battle Creek - Kellogs factory - see how the make cereal and it's all you can taste. yummy .
cereal city aka cereal capital of the world!!
I heard the zoo in kalamazoo is better.
thats where im from :)
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awwwww :D
please do! fredrick meijer garden?
Frances Park in Lansing- had a huge rose garden overlooking the river. Great for weddings or a romantic stroll at sunset
Butterfly conservatory - At the horticultres building in Ann Arbor. Totally free
Pier behind Reanissance Center - watch the boats go by
Niksik - never went to the Zoo - I just take my kids to the potter park zoo - it’s small and I can chase them there
awww 
wow so much to do there! 
but so little time
njgal keep the posts coming…im excited about all the possibilties.
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I work @ Rencen center, which I feel is the best part of downtown Detroit. If you come around here...drop in and I will take you around my funky looking office complex.....most of the areas are resticted for outsiders but they have the best views of Detroit and Windsor, CA( Apun ke paas access hai). Ford museum is pretty kewl.....I have been there plenty of times and you will also find one of the biggest IMAX theaters next door to the HF museum. You might enjoy the factory tour where they make garma garam F-150 trucks. Certain parts of Dearborn are very safe.........some areas adjoining the Detroit city are run-down. Somerset mall is one of the bestest malls I have seen in US.....Brighton is a nice place to learn skiiing. Apart from that you can't do more than that in a weekend. As far as the zoo is concerned....I would drive abt 60 mins to Toledo, OH which has a very decent zoo. If you like American history....Do take the Greenfield Village tour as well...Yasmeen bakery had one of the best shuwarmas and Shaninis(kind of salted lassi/matti).