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Negaunee,MI 49866
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This is by no means an exhaustive study of all major storms and events. A few of the more notable or notorious occurrences are described. In some cases, a storm might be included because someone had a story or event connected with it that etched the date firmly in their minds. That, I believe is the point: we cannot separate the weather and environment from the milieu of our lives. This book is an attempt to honor that connection.
                                                                      - Karl Bohnak


A sampling of what you will find:
• Father Marquette’s legendary trip across Lake Superior
• Alexander Henry’s extensive 18th Century travels and adventures
  
throughout the region
• A look at weather and environment through the eyes of Henry Rowe
  
Schoolcraft during the days of the first American settlement in Upper
  Michigan

• Stories of early settler’s endurance, tragedy and triumph in the rugged
  
climate and environment of the Lake Superior region
• The indomitable Father Baraga, the “snowshoe priest” and his
   incredible
voyages through the untamed wilderness

Modern weather events:
• The storm of the century—the blizzard against which all others are
  
measured
• The Armistice Day storm of 1940
• A fresh look at the Edmund Fitzgerald Storm
• The devastating 2003 Dead River Flood
• 200 photos and drawings, plus 100 maps
• And much more


Click here to read a exerpt of the book.



So Cold A Sky
Upper Michigan Weather Stories

Karl Bohnak

Cover Design
Stacey Willey and Elizabeth Yelland

Edited
Rebecca Tavernini and Judy Johnson

Interior Layout
Stacey Willey and Elizabeth Yelland

Illustrations
Elizabeth Yelland

Copyright 2006 Karl Bohnak

Publisher
Cold Sky Publishing
Negaunee, Michigan

Print Consultant

Globe Printing, Inc.
Ishpeming, Michigan

Printer
Thomson-Shore
Dexter, Michigan

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