The Pasty Fest is an annul event in the village of Calumet, MI. The activities include a horse shoe contest, a variety of vendors, free horse drawn tour and of course PASTIES!
Pasties were a mainstay meal of the miners, who built this area of Michigan.
Jan and Ted enjoying new friends and Pasties on a beautiful afternoon during the 4th of July weekend.
Calumet, originally called "Red Jacket" for a Native American Chief of the Seneca Tribe, is located in the Keweenaw Peninsula on Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The copper companies Calumet & Hecla produced more than 1/2 the US copper supply out of this area between 1871-1880.
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