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There's a Place in the Us Where There Are No Cars on the Streets and Everyone Has a Horse: Mackinac Island.
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Michigan, home to Detroit, the "Motor City," is the birthplace of automakers like Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler, earning it the title of "Motor Capital of the World." However, on the shores of Lake Huron in northern Michigan, a picturesque and tranquil island has attracted visitors for centuries—cars have been prohibited on the island since the invention of the automobile. Welcome to Mackinac Island. BB...
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