Found myself out on the Leelanau Peninsula today to hike the Sleeping Bear Dunes. I managed to squeeze in a photo clinch of the 117-something mile route:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/151828809@N08/2u2624
I'm actually linking these over in the Road Trip Board as a much greater in scope trip. A lot of the changes to the shields that were discussed previously have applied out in the field. There are plenty of replacement M-22 shields lacking the "M" that are being posted where theft took place. There is also some of the new painted "M-22" laid out on the asphalt at some major junctions. The weird thing that I never noticed on previous visits is that M-22 is co-signed with M-72 to the junction of US 31/M-37 in Traverse City. Any insight out there as to why there is a multiplex like this with M-22 on M-72? I know M-22 predates M-72 by a couple years, but the only reason I can think that they would be co-signed like that is to complete the circuit of the Leelanau Peninsula.