Much to our surprise, I found the presence of more than one unusual cannabis dispensaries, which interested me a good deal! The history of Muskegon is fascinating, and dates back long before there was a state called Michigan, over seven thoUSnd years ago the Paleo-Indians used the Muskegon area as a base of operations because of its geographic convenience, and because of its proximity to both Lake Michigan and Lake Muskegon, this area gave the early hunters a tremendous luck in founding wild game
Have you ever heard of Muskegon, Michigan before? Until a week ago, I hadn’t either! It sounded care about any one of a million small towns in the middle of this good nation, and now that I have been there, I will never forget it! If I have a chance, I might even go back for getaway. I doubt that will happen any time soon, our job keeps me undoubtedly busy traveling back and forth across the country; As always, I did a little online research about the area while on the plane, so I could have an system of what fun things there were to do with our free time in Muskegon. Much to our surprise, I found the presence of more than one unusual cannabis dispensaries, which interested me a good deal! The history of Muskegon is fascinating, and dates back long before there was a state called Michigan, over seven thoUSnd years ago the Paleo-Indians used the Muskegon area as a base of operations because of its geographic convenience, and because of its proximity to both Lake Michigan and Lake Muskegon, this area gave the early hunters a tremendous luck in founding wild game. By the year 1780, the Muskegon area was mostly inhabited by the Ottawa tribe, and then the Europeans arrived. A French fur trapper named Joseph La Framboise started a fur-trading post on the banks of Lake Muskegon, the first of many such trading posts. I mention all of this, because the first cannabis dispensary I visited in Muskegon turned out to be owned and operated by a modern-day descendant of Joseph Framboise!