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Welcome to Enerdyne!
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Products
Hours
Year-round: Wednesday-Saturday: 10AM to 5:30PM
Spring/Summer/Autumn: Monday through Saturday: 10AM to 5:30PM, Sunday: Noon to 4PM.
Pictured at right, our store in
downtown Suttons Bay, on Michigan's
Leelanau Peninsula -- land of delight!
Shopping for gifts? Enerdyne's website exists to introduce you to our science and nature store and its products. We also provide interesting information about various science/nature topics. We'd love to have you stop in and visit Enerdyne in person or attend one of our Events, but we're also happy to serve you by e-mail or phone (231-271-6033) as necessary.
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Optics-----For current Astronomy news see Skies News.
Browse our Optics department for telescopes and telescope accessories, binoculars, spotting scopes, and other optical aids to observation. Check out our magnifiers and microscopes!
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Science & Nature Playthinks
What are Playthinks©? They may be infant, toddler, or preschooler toys like Folkmanis puppets, or Marionettes, wooden toys by Lights, Camera, Interaction (Melissa & Doug), Games & Puzzles, Brunton Compasses, other scientific equipment & supplies and toys, or decorator objects. They also include hobby and craft items such as Breyer Horses -- and they all in some way foster an appreciation or understanding of science and the natural world.
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Petoskey Stones
Beautiful Petoskey Stones from Michigan's "little finger" have great
appeal as polished collector specimens, bookends, and clocks, or set in
sterling as rings and other jewelry. View our Petoskey Stone Gallery to "Buy what you see".
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Home & Garden
Enter our Home & Garden to find weather stations and
weathersticks; Bird, Bat, Butterfly & Bug products; garden decor items including the popular Wind Chimes; and surprises like Flower Fairy collectibles. See our Burt's Bees personal care products; and color changing Wondermugs.
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Books
Browse our Books section for a great selection of books and posters, charts, maps & globes, satellite Images and much more.
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Serendipity
Expect the unexpected!
Origin of the word Serendipity
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About this site: Price & Availability Updates and No bugs or cookies!
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The greatest distance covered by a frog in a triple-jump is 33 feet 5.5 inches (about 10 metres). This was done by a South African Sharp-Nosed Frog (Ptychadena oxyrhynchus) in Natal, South Africa on 21 May 1977.
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