Recent Photos of Saugatuck GFA, MI


High-level view, Looking East


Looking North


Looking East


Looking South


Looking West


Source: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=271412
Nothin' says "Michigan in winter" like a frozen harbor! Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.


Source: http://flickr.com/photos/losik/2707798310/sizes/o/
Copyright photo -- all rights reserved. Displayed here for historical purposes only.


Source: http://flickr.com/photos/cncphotos/2519432973/sizes/l/
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Photo source: http://www.eilertech.com/domination/journal/journal11.htm


Photo source: http://www.saugatuckdouglas.com/autumn.php


Photo source: http://photos.3scape.net/dir/10/141


Photo source: http://www.saugatuckdouglasrental.com/_wsn/page5.html


A view from the harbor - great landmark!
Source: http://www.saugatuckdouglas.com/recreation/


From the web site http://www.picturemichigan.net/image.asp?image=ptpr_lp/saug01.jpg&title=Saugatuck
A view of Saugatuck from Bald Head Dune.

The following photo contributed by Richard C. Haight


Radome atop Mt. Baldy.


282 steps up the dune.

From the web site http://www.gvsu.edu/videticp/fps3.html#p11 (both photographs taken by one William J. Neal)


It appears that this photo was taken from the lake side, looking east

From the web site http://www.sailingmatters.com/photogallery/images/Departure_3.jpg


The text reads: "NEPENTHE, an Oyster 43, leaving Saugatuck, MI (Lake Michigan) for a trip around the world. Late summer 1999. Notice the old 'golf ball' type radar tower on top of the tree covered sand dune in the background. There are a series of these radar towers around the Great Lakes. They were originally installed to search for Soviet submarines [sic]. Now it makes a great landmark for finding the Saugatuck cut when approaching from Lake Michigan as the breakwalls are not well marked."

The following photo is from The Holland Sentinel Online