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Record-Eagle file photo From left, Norris Elementary fourth graders Alex Lock, Anahi Ramirez, Libby Graves and Angelica Rodriguez listen to Inland Seas Education Association volunteer Myrna Yeakle speak about the biological and anatomical composition of a typical Lake Michigan fish aboard the 114-feet-long schooner the Manitou on Monday morning on Grand Traverse Bay. About 30 students from Lindsay Walton's class learned about various ecological and biological traits unique to Grand Traverse Bay.
Submitted By: Gwen Rusnell From: Mancelona, MI Description: The Manitou on Beautiful Traverse Bay!
Submitted By: Steve Nowakowski From: Lambertville, MI. Description: North Manitou Shoal Light taken from the ferry boat to South Manitou Island.
Submitted By: Steve Nowakowski From: Lambertville, MI. Description: South Manitou Island Lighthouse taken from the shoreline of South Manitou Island.
Submitted By: Steve Nowakowski From: Lambertville, MI. Description: South Manitou Island Lighthouse taken from the ferry boat on the way to south manitou Island in summer 2011.
Submitted By: April Treece (Pril) From: Southeasth Michigan Description: This photo was taken of South Manitou Island winter 2010. Off the coast of sleepy bear dunes or near them. Pril
Submitted By: Paul James Nepote From: Traverse City, Michigan Description: Manitou on West Grand Traverse Bay
Submitted By: Peggy Zinn From: Traverse City Description: Taken durning Madeline's first sail of the season, the chase is on!
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From left, Norris Elementary fourth graders Alex Lock, Anahi Ramirez, Libby Graves and Angelica Rodriguez listen to Inland Seas Education Association volunteer Myrna Yeakle speak about the biological and anatomical composition of a typical Lake Michigan fish aboard the 114-feet-long schooner the Manitou on Monday morning on Grand Traverse Bay. About 30 students from Lindsay Walton's class learned about various ecological and biological traits unique to Grand Traverse Bay.
Record-Eagle file photo From left, Norris Elementary fourth graders Alex Lock, Anahi Ramirez, Libby Graves and Angelica Rodriguez listen to Inland Seas Education Association volunteer Myrna Yeakle speak about the biological and anatomical composition of a typical Lake Michigan fish aboard the 114-feet-long schooner the Manitou on Monday morning on Grand Traverse Bay. About 30 students from Lindsay Walton's class learned about various ecological and biological traits unique to Grand Traverse Bay.
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From left, Norris Elementary fourth graders Alex Lock, Anahi Ramirez, Libby Graves and Angelica Rodriguez listen to Inland Seas Education Association volunteer Myrna Yeakle speak about the biological and anatomical composition of a typical Lake Michigan fish aboard the 114-feet-long schooner the Manitou on Monday morning on Grand Traverse Bay. About 30 students from Lindsay Walton's class learned about various ecological and biological traits unique to Grand Traverse Bay.
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