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Jenny Kiss’d Me and Natalie Cried
Joe Writes . . . It has been suggested that more poetry might be helpful during The Great Isolation, and what could it possibly hurt? With a nod to the poets of older days and an explanation that follows . … Continue reading
River Art at U of M Cancer Center
Note: all photographs of artwork herein are copyrighted and used with the knowledge of and permission from the artist, Martina Celerin. It is prohibited to duplicate or otherwise make use of these photographs without the express written permission of the … Continue reading
Posted in art, Environment, Michigan, nature, rivers, Uncategorized
Tagged fiber art, Martina Celerin, Rogel Cancer Center, University of Michigan
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What Happened to the Perch?
Joe writes . . . We have written about perch fishing and invasive species here on lengthofthegrand, both of which are addressed in an excellent blog post I read recently while following ThumbWind, which reports on and celebrates life in … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Fishery, Great Lakes, Invasive Species, Michigan, Michigan Thumb, nature, Uncategorized
Tagged fishing, Invasive Species, Michael Hardy, Michgan Thumb, Michigan DNR, perch, Thumb Wind
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