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05
19
2005

The beauty and the beast

Hard to believe this is the same lake, isnt it? Yet east of Duluth, a long sand bar makes for surf and brownish colors, while the north shore is rocky and has spectacularly clear waters.


 

 Posted at 9:18 AM in On the road:

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  • 1 - beloeilloise says:

    « so good to have you back on the blog. Your pictures are terrific, keep up the good work and kill that nasty cold with
    a huge glass filled with anything stronger than cognac,if it’s possible
    to find anything stronger and as bad tasting as cognac :-) »

    Date of comment: 2005-05-19 14:28 •

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