manitou

First choice would be to extract heavy equipment by manitou or fork-lift, crane is a distant second best.

ID=731 - there are crazy entries in the logbook of the Manitou island and Gull Rock lights.

Lastly - South Manitou island has a shipwreck from the 60's along its shore you can still explore and dive.

North Manitou is dispersed camping though, so you can just kind of show up.

Yeah but it sucks to sit there and watch Manitou Springs get rich fast.

The Manitou Incline shuttered in the 90s after a rockfall damaged the tracks.

You can take a ferry to North Manitou island in northern Michigan.

Then take Manitou Springs on the west side of CS.

As ridiculous as asking Natives about Manitou and Trump.

South Manitou is very much a regular campground.

I highly recommend visiting North Manitou Island, which is an abandoned farming/logging/vacation community where you can see the ruins of old houses and homesteads.

The Manitou islands used to be inhabited.

And of course, "Manitou" can also be translated, so we might even say "Power of God".

On the other hand, we remember the Patuxet man nicknamed "Squanto" -- given name "Tisquantum", you can see how it's a longer form -- and not "spiritual power of Manitou" (the exact translation is sketchy, but the meaning seems to be something like that).

It's a popular endurance trail now, with people 'running' up the old incline track to the top of Mount Manitou.

See also: Lake Manitou, the largest lake on a lake island in the world.

Manitou have had great success with the green and natural angle to tobacco selling.