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One
of the oldest state parks in the Upper Peninsula, Brimley
was established in 1923 with just 38 acres. Now it comprises
160 acres with about a mile of sandy beach frontage on Lake
Superior's Whitefish Bay.
The
title of this page tells what I think are the best things
about Brimley State Park. On the first night I arrived, I
was greeted with the sunsets pictured below (which pictures
don't even begin to capture the panoramic beauty of these
sunset shows)!
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The
blue behind the fluffy, cottonbally clouds was still intense
as the sun was making its way under the next layer of golden
clouds - then the sliver of light illuminating the lake on
the horizon...
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terms of diverse beauty, overall this was my favorite sunset
ever! |
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I
also loved this later view with the couple walking down the
beach to help set a romantic scene.
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On
a different night, I enjoyed watching these kids take advantage
of every sliver of light to keep playing and having fun. |
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On
my last night, this golden sunset was visited by this woman
and her Golden Retriever! |
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Not
nearly as dramatic in broad daylight, families enjoyed the sunshine
and swimming all throughout the day. |
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View
from beach into playground with campground further inland. |
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