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There are two ways to get to Chambers Bay. You can fly into Thunder Bay and backtrackor commit to 17 long hours behind the wheel over the Mackinac and take the southern leg of the Transcan. The population gets pretty sparse north of the Sault and thinner still after you put Wawa behind you. It's not exactly what you would call primitive country, but full-fledged city folks might well find it a tad intimidating. |
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Brenda, who admitted to a fair amount of cross-country wandering in her earlier days, seemed quite at ease with a landscape dotted by jewel-like lakes laced together by pine forests as far as the eye could see. At Turpin we turned south off of the main road |
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