Lake Superior - no fresh water lake in the world has a larger surface area. It's the main reason tourists come to this area. The changing faces of "the big lake" keep residents here on their toes. A November storm can sink a ship or tear up a road along the shoreline. A calm summer day can bring relief from the intense heat away from the lake. Lake Superior keeps us cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. She truly is a "great lake."
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Canal Park at Night
American Century Approaching Canal
Big Curling Wave 2
Big Curling Wave 3
Big Curling Wave
Big Wave at Stoney Point
Birds on an Ice Floe
Blurred Sunrise
Burns Harbor and American Century
Burns Harbor Approaching Canal
Canoeist at Sunrise 1
Canoeist at Sunruse 2 Greytones
Clouds in Lake Superior
Curling Waves 2
Curling Waves 3
Curling Waves 4
Edgar Speer Entering Two Harbors
Fiery Sunset 2
Rocks on the Beach
Spraying Waves 3 Color
Spraying Waves 3 Greytones
Tall Ships and New Ships
Hockey on the Big Lake
