CHO: CNN reporters anchors and producers cover stories around the world. That shouldn't be surprising to you. It means that we also get great tips on some of the best restaurants, hotels and travel spots. In this week's "Travel Insider," producer, Karen Waygood, and photojournalist, Jim Gilson, take in a free concert on Michigan's Lake Huron.</s>CONCERT SPEAKER: On behalf of the Oswego Rotary Club, we would like to thank you for coming down tonight. Tonight, we have the Sunshine String Band all the way from Midland County.</s>ED "CROSSCUT" LARSON, MUSICIAN: I bought a little Regal mandolin when I came home from Korea. It was a nice little mandolin and Buddy sat on it when we were out drinking and playing and so I saved the neck out of it and I rebuilt the body board. Well, that was back 45 years ago. I built this body and rebuilt it and rebuilt it. So, it's been one of the easiest playing instruments I've ever had and I've had a mandolin since I was about 12 and, so, I I'm 83, I've played the mandolin, saw, guitar, banjo, harmonica, whatever is left over I try to play.</s>CONCERT SPEAKER: You've got to watch it. It's a very dangerous instrument. He's cut off three legs already. "Crosscut" Larson. Thank you, Crosscut.
"Travel Insider" at Lake Huron for Concert by Sunshine String Band