We decided to check out Drummond island the next day which was via the ferry from De Tour Village. Turns out they charge for the car and for the passengers. $14 round trip. The route to the island is short but is on the main north/south channel from Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, so the ferry dodged a large ore carrier that was really moving south toward Lake Michigan. There is no other way to the island, no bridge or causeway. And after getting over there and driving around for an hour or so, I see why. It’s a large island with no 
town and lots of long roads leading seemingly no where. We were not very impressed. We had wanted to try a Mexican restaurant there, but it was closed on Mondays.
While we were there, Chris texted us that he was on his way to San Diego to drop off all his worldly possessions as he was moving out of his school apartment at 1111 Wilshire Blvd. and then the next morning was on a flight to Europe for three weeks, so we headed back to the coach to walk him thru fixing some issues caused by a blackout in our neighborhood last month and also help him get the garage door opened so he could unload his stuff into the garage. I had powered down most of the house and bolted shut the garage door so it could not be opened from the outside.
He was able to fix everything that had stopped working and then headed toward the U-haul return facility so he could catch the train back to LA!
On Tuesday morning we were headed toward Gaylord Michigan to have the fridges sensor fixed.