I want to thank you again for these videos. They take me back to my childhood.

Their relationship on camera has such chemistry. Inspiring

It was nice taking in nature peaceful music too.Thanks.

Thankyou Guys!

Every video of yours is another place i must visit, thank you for showing them to us.

@RestlessViking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

My family lived on Lime Island for a while. My Father worked there fueling the freighters from 1960 till its closing in 1980. It could not accommodate the 1,000 foot freighters and became obsolete. The mulberry bush was in the front yard of the house we lived in for a while.

Love your adventures. Still catching up on them

@RestlessViking

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate you saying so. Very glad to have you here!

What a gorgeous place 👏👏

I'm from Michigan. I just found your channel a few days ago. I really enjoy your videos. I have been watching one each day. That way I will eventually see them all. Keep Up the AWESOME Work!!!

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a bunch! I look forward to hearing from you! If you have any ideas, let me know.

"Let's go have an adventure" yes sir now you're talking. Coffee in hand...Restless Viking video ;)

Another awesome and historic video! 👏👏👏

Your tree is a black mulberry - a nonnative

Thanks Chuck, I stopped at this island in the late 90's with my parents while we were fishing in the Detour passage. Thanks for bringing back some of the memories.

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

Very cool!

Another great adventure. Thank you

Great video! The island videos are by far my favorite!

So Cool! Thanks for your good work!! These views and exploring the lakes and current. We hope to go see those...

Midland County has a lot of mulberry trees too. The MSU map needs to be updated.

Your videos are great! I have a camper and am jealous i cant take it to the places you take your boat! I want to pull it to the UP next year, made it to mackinaw couple years ago, southern Indiana last weekend and south haven this weekend. Keep up the great videos, i really enjoy them!

Caught Mac in winter too, use to ride tree line over on sleds , totally different world in winter

Awesome trip, lots of info thx, freighter wake jumping a must in an inflatable boat! I've seen some awesome chop in the Duluth inlet I'd like 2 tackle up close 2 a 1000ft "Laker" saw a guy on a jetski do it looked more fun then a barrel of monkees! (Sorry dare devil spoiler alert)😘🤙

Love the exploration you two are involved in. You showed the Common Tern and that reminds me of a man that went fishing from the bank of the St Mary’s . He was bothered greatly by the Terns. They would steal the bait the man had with every cast. He got very angry and picked up stones and threw them at the Terns. One might say he never left a Tern unstoned. 😅

@RestlessViking

Жыл бұрын

😄

That brings back memories! Thanks Chuck.

I knew of Lime Island, but didn’t know there was a dock there. Your videos are great!

Yay! Another great video!!!

It's not an adventure until it rains... or some bloke forgets the stove.

This channel needs more subs! Share his vids on your social media pages. The just right joke was funny 😁

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

😂

Great video Chuck, interesting history of lime island, knew it was a fuel stop for ships, but didn’t realize it had so much more history.

It's on my list guys! Hope to see you there! Great narrative.

@RestlessViking

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, hope to see you around.

Love it! Keep up the great work!

I love your videos. You are such a cute couple. I must confess though, I think Poppins is absolutely adorable...plus, she does not have a beard! All kidding aside, I do truly enjoy the vids, Michigan is so darn beautiful. Of course, many videos ago, I liked and subscribed. God bless.

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

🤣😂 Poppins sayz, "That's nice!" Da Viking just grumbled. Seriously. . . Thanks!

Went there in the late 80s right after the state acquired it. Beautiful place. We camped on the east side in a mess of poison ivy before the leaves came out. Only explored the abandoned cabins a d school before they were restored. Anxious to go back there now. Thanks for the great video.

Well done video, thanks!

Great video again Viking, still can't finger out how you find the time for all the adventures stay safe have a fun and blessed day !!

This channel is legit! Such great content! I live in pelleston mi , if you ever need a third wheel camera man on a adventure in my area please reach out. :) I would love to do metal detection on some of the sites you go too:)

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

Pelleston! Yeah for sure. I think we might be planning something there this summer.

I just stumbled on your video. VERY nice! I wonder if Lime Island would make a good base for a few days of shipwreck scuba diving? I go up to the straits in July/August with my 25' Rinker Cuddy (drafts 3'). Would I be able to dock there? Is there electricity available at all?

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, you can dock there. The pier often has a sailboat, tug boat, yacht docked there. They don't have electricity for watercraft, but the cabins do. The entire island is solar powered, so they don't have a lot of electricity to spare.

@Horsewomann

2 жыл бұрын

@@RestlessViking Very cool, thank you. I'm quite familiar with solar panel output. I have a 12 panel array on my pole barn, and a battery backup system for when grid power goes down (pretty often in my neck of the woods). I use a Cpap at night, so I do need a small power source.

I Live Downriver And There Are A Lot Of Red Mulberry Trees. White Ones Too. Think The Ethnic Groups Always Planted Them To Make Jams, Pastries And Wine.

The boat you have, would you use it to cross from cheboygan to Bois Blanc?

Where are you guys from? Can I come with you on an adventure??

What’s a harbor of refuge?

@RestlessViking

2 жыл бұрын

A harbor that has facilities for sailors to take refuge from bad weather. It has room for a number of vessels to stay during storms and the harbormaster has to allow for that stay during bad weather. Michigan has developed 83 and I believe those harbors specifically (also) allow for overnight stays.

@jodyrewa688

2 жыл бұрын

@@RestlessViking I did not know! How cool!!