The guide is a vet of four different subs in that war. Then it was up to the village of Egg Harbor about halfway up the west side where we stayed. The weather is supposed to be nicer on the west shore. This whole peninsula is a mass of cherry trees, so cherry pies, tarts, etc. are on every menu. It was from there that the famous explorer Robert de LaSalle sailed in a new ship full of furs on the way to Drummond Island and was never heard from again.
Divers still search for old wrecks there.
There are some very pretty beaches and rocky coasts there, and tho' the water in the Great Lakes is down about two feet, there is still lots of bathing if desired. We thoroughly enjoyed all the shops, restaurants, and art galleries and will try it again in the quieter time after Labor Day. AAA has more info and folders, or the Green Bay CofC can supply a lot of the same.