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Frozen Motion
The Upper Peninsula’s dramatic waterfalls draw locals and visitors in spring, summer and fall. But most miss winter views of the impressive falls draped by massive icicles, locking the water’s motion. more »
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7 Great Fall Drives
Autumn’s crisp, clear days and crinkly, colorful leaves call out for a good Sunday drive – any day of the week. more »
Lesley DuTemple
Homes by the Cord
Recently a traditional wood construction method has been enjoying a comeback. more »
Sep 19, 2012 by Lesley DuTemple in Homes
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Mark Upton
Featured Photo, 5/16/13 – Estivant Pines
Estivant Pines in Copper Harbor, Michigan. Photograph by Mark Upton. You can see more of Mark's work at Copper Country Associated Artists in Calumet, Michigan. more »
May 16, 2013 in My Lake Superior
Around the Circle This Week: Hi. What's Your Name Again? Spring? Have We Met?
The Copper Harbor Trails Club wins a prize to build a new downhill biking trail in the Keweenaw; Duluth's air named some of the cleanest in the U.S.; Ashland's Soo Line Depot wins an award; and a look at upcoming events. more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Phil Bencomo in Superior Notes
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Around the Circle This Week: Deep Freeze
Thawing out from the sub-zero cold snap; an Upper Peninsula bridge is added to the National Register of Historic Places; Split Rock Lighthouse to host a special photography event; and the History Channel's "Axe Men" will feature a Wisconsin company. more »
Jan 25, 2013 by Phil Bencomo in Superior Notes
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Around the Circle This Week: That's a Wrap
The shipping season comes to a close; poor trail conditions force the postponement of the Beargrease; a new climate report predicts major changes in the Midwest; a divisively titled movie prepares to film in Duluth in Feb.; and a peek at next week. more »
Jan 18, 2013 by Phil Bencomo in Superior Notes