Both Chippewa and Voyageur had long used this large bite out of Superior's north shore as a refuge from the lake's fury, with the voyageurs giving it the name Grand Marais, which in the dialect spoken by the trappers translates as "Large harbor." More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Grand Marais bay
Both Chippewa and Voyageur had long used this large bite out of Superior's north shore as a refuge from the lake's fury, with the voyageurs giving it the name Grand Marais, which in the dialect spoken by the trappers translates as "Large harbor." More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com
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