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Hundred Highways Tour #65, 66: US-23 & I-75 to Bayliss Library
Being from the lower peninsula of Michigan, the U.P. feels like having a mystical, ghost-like sibling. Yes, we’re related, but something magical and unknown is going on up there. We trolls can visit, we can make jokes about Yoopers, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Cormorant, libraries, michigan, Poetry, revision, Sault Ste. Marie, travel, Upper Peninsula
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Is There Poetry in my Home Town?
So I’m back in Michigan, directing a play in the town where I was born. I miss the mountains and the solitude and shooting 8-Ball at the Owl, but it’s been interesting returning to some of the places of my … Continue reading
Marc Beaudin 