My husband and I are looking for a cabin area in the upper chain of lakes. Any information would be helpful.
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My husband and his buddy's have a cabin they go up to in the chain of lakes that they fish for Muskie. They about every year now have pulled each others resources and go, but they have to travel by boat part of the way to get up there through, to their cabin site. I have never made to trip with them yet, and I don't even know if they would want me to. I guess the mosquito's are out of this world up there. I hope that this was helpful to you, and all I have seen are the pictures. It really looks beautiful though. One of them His friend, "Joe", caught a 69 lb Muskie once, and they put him in the magazine.
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i'd build my cabin in the middle of a forest where there wasn't another cabin around for 100's of acres.  it would be top secret and HUGE!  you could only get to it by walking and it would be stocked to survive there for years without any help from the outside world.
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Try:\nhttp://www.saultstemarie.org/\n\nSearch their businesses for "wedding." There are a few listed who rent tuxes, etc, they certainly would have information on chapels, etc.
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go to www.mls.ca\nclick on the area and type in your particulars\ngood luck and if you need help email me back
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if you search on yahoo maps or mapquest, you can put in the place and it will bring up examples of what/where it may be. \n\nIt is very helpful. \n\ngood luck.
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If I may make a suggestion.  The northeast would be a nice place.  Somewhere in  the adirondacks, like Lake George or Saratoga.  Many things to do, and concerts in Saratoga too
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GVA Marquette Advisors is the company that does detailed studies of the area you refer to. "Apartment Trends" is a quarterly publication they publish that has detailed info. I would suggest contacting them to ask if they have a current edition and where it is available. Their info. is more detailed and current than US Census data I saw for 2005.\n\nhttp://www.gvamarquetteadvisors.com/site/in.htm\nMinneapolis/St. Paul\n\n333 South 7th Street,\n\nSuite 2300\nMinneapolis, MN 55402\nPhone: 612-335-8888\nFax: 612-334-3022
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Good Luck\nhave u posted an advertisment in the local paper for that area? it might help!
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I hope this helps you out. It made me want to go on a vacation there myself! Good luck, and whatever you decide, have a very good time!\n\n\nhttp://www.mullinslogcabin.com/rates.html\nhttp://www.mountainparadisecabins.com/contact_reservation.html\nhttp://www.fewpb.net/~cccabins/Chestnut_Hilltop.htm\nhttp://www.fewpb.net/~cccabins/hunter.htm\nhttp://www.nbcabins.com/\nhttp://sceniccabin.com/\nhttp://www.cosbycreekcabins.com/\nhttp://greatrentals.com/KY/12249.html\nhttp://lakehousevacations.com/page-247.html
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the two in wyandotte are great. if you're more int he city of detroit proper - head to the cappucin monestary on mt elliott and ask for brother vinnie.\n\nGod bless and thank you!!!
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Joining the red neck yacht club in Cocktail Cove at Lake lanier Georgia!\n\nWe are going to tie hundreds of boats together and party togther!\n\nrent a boat if you don't have one and come on!
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I hear Heavenly is opening up Nov 17th and Northstar will be open the 18th.  Not sure if there will be any snow though.
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BEaver Dam Lake in Cumberland, WI.\nSpooner Lake in Spooner WI has many large pike.\nMiller Dam flowage has many large pike.\nLong Lake in Barron County (just North of Rice Lake) is a great Walleye lake.  Wissota in Chippewaa Falls has some good numbers of Walleye.  The Mississippi would be your best bet for numbers and size.  Try Pools 4 and/or 5.
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Lake Camanche is my favorite place. Its only about an hour out of Sacramento. check out www.camancherecreation.com\nMy family has been going there for years.
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Look on www.kiethwarren.com which is a hunting website, there is a link to real estate listings.
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check it out\n\n  for more details      (lewisandclark@sierraclub.org)
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Actually, I think there is a place in Michigan called Nirvana, in Lake County.\n\nTry Yahoo! maps.