Michiana, hugging the southern shores of Lake Michigan.

A land dominated by the Plains Indians for thousands of years. A people who reverently held the Lake sacred, whose waters held extra-ordinary spritiual powers; giver of live and provider of food.

The lake climate and sandy soil produced an abundance of berries, grapes, apples and other fruits from mother nature while the lake teemed with fish. This special area, is a place that thousands make a special pilgrimage to each summer to unite with the energy that flows through the forrests, feilds, beaches and healing waters of the lake called Michigan

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