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Posted by LE on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Heros on the Water
This Heros on the Water story only takes a few short minutes to read, and it is worth it. I'm so glad that St. Clair County has four American Disability (ADA) Kayak launches! Let's get our local Heros out on the water...   http://wildernesssystems.ning.com/profiles/blogs/heroes-on-the-water-a-story  
Posted by LE on Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Cold as Ice
Cold as Ice!
A segment of the Island Loop Route...In a few short months it will be kayak season! This was taken right in front of Pine Grove Park, facing the Blue Water Bridges.
Posted by LE on Tuesday, September 04, 2012
Labor Day in the Lighthouse
The Huron Lady turns around in Lake Huron
As a resident of the Port Huron area for 27 years, it was time to visit the Fort Gratiot Light Station! The grounds are beautiful, but the view from the top of the Lighthouse is stellar.  The lighthouse is 86 feet tall, and eight feet thick at the base! The grounds are free more...
Posted by LE on Thursday, August 23, 2012
Big Visitor
The 'Antares', Marshall Islands
Kayaks aren't the only ones enjoying the Black River!
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