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From its lakeshores, vibrant cities, charming small towns, and rich natural resources, you could say that Michigan is a pretty special place. You could even call it… magical.
It’s so magical, in fact, that once upon a time, Michigan was the only state that offered a unicorn hunting license. Although we don’t condone harming such magical creatures in any way, we do encourage “capturing” them with your camera. Believe it or not, people have reported numerous unicorn sightings in the Grand Rapids area.
The Grand Rapids Public Museum is home to three floors of science, history and culture – and magic?
Photo by Anonymous, circa 2019
Alexander Calder’s La Grande Vitesse at Vandenberg Plaza (aka Calder Plaza if you’re a local). Clearly unicorns love beautiful things, too.
Photo by Anonymous
They say unicorns are drawn to water so they can visit their distant cousin, the narwharl (aka the unicorn of the sea).
Photo by Anonymous
The John Ball Zoo is home to 1,800 animals – not counting the mythical creatures, too.
Photo by Anonymous
(Header image of a clever unicorn on the Grand Valley State University: Pew Campus in Grand Rapids.)