S3 E1: Dave Lorenz - Vice President of Travel Michigan
S3 E1: Dave Lorenz - Vice President of Travel Michigan
From Native Americans to modern day travelers, Lake Superior has welcomed summer visitors with cool, clear water and woo... Read more
27 Jun 2022
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31mins
S2 E13: Carl Hansen - Pictured Rocks Kayaker
S2 E13: Carl Hansen - Pictured Rocks Kayaker
Lake Superior ranks one of the planet’s most magical places to sea kayak. Wild and rugged shoreline, forested islands an... Read more
8 Jun 2022
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29mins
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