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FEATURES
By the Shores by Christian Dalbec
“This is How Lake Superior Rolls.” This photo shows a wave vortex taken underneath the wave. As the wave crashes, it catches air that has no where to go and creates these tubes of air, Christian explains. These tubes last only a fraction of time, unless they are captured in an image.
Paddling Pictured Rocks by Richard P. Smith & Lucy La Lievre
With new launching options for kayakers, paddling has gotten easier and safer for amateur and “very mature” paddlers.
Summer at the Bog
Minnesota’s Sax-Zim Bog is known internationally as a haven for owls in winter, but it has a lot to offer for visitors all year, especially in summer.
U.P. or NYC? Miles Chooses Both by Konnie LeMay
Miles Mykannen has traveled from his U.P. boyhood to a blossoming career in the Big Apple. Now he shares his talents at home and away.
Lake Superior Living
Home: North Woods Elegant by Felicia Schneiderhan
Finding just the right property for a retirement home was a challenge for this couple, but once they did, their elegant dream home sprouted easily.
Wellness: Full Access by Konnie LeMay
A short round-up (and reminder) that mobility challenges do not need to keep people from the shores and the forests.
Recipe Box: Versatile, Tasty Smoked Fish Cakes by Beth Dooley
Smoked fish makes a good base for fish cakes and as an accent all around.
DEPARTMENTS
Behind the Pages
Welcome to the Big Lake: Polite Conversation by Konnie LeMay
Letters
Around the Circle by Konnie LeMay
Reviews: New Maritime Reads, by Felicia Schneiderhan
Heritage: Standing with Stannard Rock by Konnie LeMay
Lake Superior Journal: White Night on Julian Bay by Beth Palma
Travel & Events Washburn - A Happening Place by Felicia Schneiderhan
Lake Superior Marketplace
View•Point: Sand Script in Thunder Bay by Karen Ramsdale