My husband had a friend who lived in Ludington, but we never got a chance to go visit. I'm always down in the Grand Rapids area due to family so maybe one day we'll make a detour.
Fascinating. I remember watching a documentary earlier this year on discovery or history channel about a massive ship going missing in a storm in lake superior
I wanna know more about the ship Rosabelle. Sounds like a good story!
Agreed. Those sorts of stories always fascinate me.
Cool, I am about 40 miles from Ludington.
My husband had a friend who lived in Ludington, but we never got a chance to go visit. I'm always down in the Grand Rapids area due to family so maybe one day we'll make a detour.
It’s a nice smallish town on the coast.
Fascinating. I remember watching a documentary earlier this year on discovery or history channel about a massive ship going missing in a storm in lake superior
That's probably the Edmund Fitzgerald. Anyone who lives in Michigan knows that story by heart and it's the most famous shipwreck of Lake Superior.
This really makes me want to go out on the lake. I never claimed to be smart.
Haha! You're tempting fate.
True, but I do that from time to time.
Fascinating! I have a deep interest in these “Devil’s Graveyard” triangles that are around the world. Thank you for writing on this one.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. There were many more stories so I definitely want to revisit this one and share more.
Never heard about the Michigan Triangle.
Well, now you know about it and to avoid it. Or go explore it if you dare. ;)
I love these stories, so if you have more, please send them my way.
Sure thing! =)
I have no doubt there's mysterious stuff going on in Lake Michigan that we have no idea about. Great article!
I agree, and even some of the stuff we do know about and why it happens can be crazy to read about as well.