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Long Hike along Lake Superior

When John was an undergraduate (during the 80s), he worked for a faculty member as a research assistant. For a project to identify Native American archeological sites, the professor dropped John off in Big Bay and instructed him to hike down the coast to Marquette, noting any interesting features that might suggest a possible site. John told me that he didn't have a clue of what to look for. He didn't find a thing but had a wonderful hike and earned a lot of money. I suspect that the experience stuck with John, because he would never have done something so irresponsible to one of his students.
Posted by Marcus Robyns
Wednesday March 5, 2014 at 9:56 am
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