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Superior: Journeys on an Inland Sea

by Gary McGuffin, Joanie McGuffin

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Superior: Journeys on an Inland Sea is the story of the McGuffins' incredible 80-day, 2,000-mile circumnavigation of Lake Superior, the largest expanse of fresh water on Earth. It is a story of spirited adventure and physical triumphs, of breathtaking natural beauty and environmental sensibility. This book conveys the vastness and mystery of the lake and its shores like no other.… (more)
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Gorgeous photographs of Lake Superior. Got two as Christmas gifts before breaking down and getting a third for myself. ( )
  unclebob53703 | Feb 19, 2016 |
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Superior: Journeys on an Inland Sea is the story of the McGuffins' incredible 80-day, 2,000-mile circumnavigation of Lake Superior, the largest expanse of fresh water on Earth. It is a story of spirited adventure and physical triumphs, of breathtaking natural beauty and environmental sensibility. This book conveys the vastness and mystery of the lake and its shores like no other.

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