Three Mile Island
We were four brave souls who risked life and limb to participate in an expedition out to Turnip Rock, located three nautical miles from Port Austin, in Michigan’s thumb. Our cast of characters included explorers from the states of Louisiana and Michigan.
Did I mention that there were titanic sheets of ice on the lake only 30 days ago?
None of us has any real expedition experience; it’s just that some of us have more brawn than brains. This was risky business; disaster could strike at any moment:
- One spill in the 40 degree waters of Lake Huron
- Getting bombed by seagull poop
- Getting caught in a riptide that dragged us out to sea
- Breaking a nail
- A tsunami could get us, after all, there really was an earthquake that day!
We threw our kayaks and canoes into a black covered trailer (a very covert operation) and made sure our last will and testaments were in good hands. The trip was a three mile paddle out, three miles back, and it took three hours without “horsing around.”
Of course, we had to film the expedition! Click on the orange link below to join us on this epic voyage.
Dairy Air