Column: Roosevelt would have appreciated the U.P.

Theodore Roosevelt loved the wilderness of the U.S. so much, he created the national park system to preserve it. That’s a pretty good indication he would feel right at home in the U.P., writes Phil Power in a summery column. 

 

Excerpt: My family and I are observing a time-honored state tradition this week: Like thousands and thousands of Michiganders, I’m up north with my family ... in my case, way up north. Our cabin is on the south shore of Lake Superior, about an hour north of Marquette.

 

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