All across Michigan, communities are rediscovering the natural environments that, in many cases, are the reasons for their existence.  Port Huron, of course, exists because it is the meeting-place of several major bodies of water.  Lake Huron, the St. Clair River and the Black River all have helped Port Huron become an important Great Lakes port of call.

And it was heartwarming to read a letter to the editor of the Port Huron Times Herald by a man who has now taken up the hobby of kayaking the Black River.  Read the letter at the link below:

http://www.thetimesherald.com/article/20090714/NEIGHBORHOODS01/907140318/Having+fun+kayaking+on+the+Black+River.+What+a+beautiful+part+of+the+world

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