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Tag Archives: Baraga State Park
When a raptor needs the doctor
I promised Karma some photos from last Friday night when we drove to the Baraga State Park to meet some raptors from the Upper Michigan Raptor Rehabilitation and Wildlife Center. Barry was covering this story for his job at our local … Continue reading →
Would you like to sleep in a tepee?
Yesterday in Wal-Mart, near the pickles, I nearly tripped over a Native American elder driving a cart. Years ago, he led sweat lodges in our area in which I participated. We prayed together, many of us in the dark tarped … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anishinabe, Baraga State Park, life, memories, Native American, nature, Ojibway, person, tepee, thoughts, wigwam, writing
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The raptor program which did and didn’t happen
(The previously scheduled Raptor Program at the Baraga State Park Friday night did not happen. The live raptors did not appear. However, Tara, the handy Explorer Guide, provided a fascinating last-minute program about raptors–including stuffed owls–which left the guests entertained … Continue reading →
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Tagged Baraga State Park, children, family, fun, life, nature, outdoors, owl, raptor program, Upper Peninsula
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How ’bout a 1600 mile hike around Lake Superior?
Some of you may remember the blog I wrote on March 26th about a couple from Minnesota with a passion for nature and adventure. If you don’t recall the exact details please click here. You will be delighted to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Baraga, Baraga County, Baraga State Park, Full Circle, hiking, Kate Crowley, Keweenaw Bay, L'Anse, L'Anse Sentinel, Lake Superior, Mike Link, outdoor adventures, seagulls
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