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FEATURES
By the Shores Gerlach Point by Neil Weaver
A sandstone ledge provides breathtaking views of the cliffs of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore on a calm and sunny afternoon.
In the Sauna Belt by Angelo Gentile
How Finnish folk came to the Big Lake and how their heritage flourishes in the generations since first immigration.
Island Life by Various Photographers
Surrounded by the Sweetwater Sea, these islands, unique in their isolation, still abound with the flora and fauna of the region.
LAKESTYLE
Home: Change on the Inside by Konnie LeMay
Two interior designers offer trends for a happier home.
Recipe Box: New Nordic by Beth Dooley
Serving up a Finnish-style soup.
Makers: At Bear Island Art Factory
Meet Thomas McDonald
DEPARTMENTS
Welcome to the Big Lake Lights & Finns … Sisu in Action by Konnie LeMay
Letters
Around the Circle Moss Piglets & More
Books Finnish Folk, Inland Seafarers
Lake Superior Journal Things I Know Now by Konnie Ellis
Maritime Split Rock in a New Light by Konnie LeMay
Outdoors Accepting the Challenge by Kristi Evans
Lake Superior Marketplace
View•Point A Rescued Grebe by Wildwoods
ON THE COVER
Split Rock’s Light Photo by Hayes Scriven
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