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WestMichRad

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1. May they forever rest in peace
Sun Nov 10, 2024, 08:49 AM
Nov 10

I was in Houghton MI, a student at Michigan Tech University, on that fateful day. I remember the daylong howling winds. What a hellacious day! Walking from the dorm to another building for a class, into the wind, took more than twice as long as usual. The university had posted persons at some doors to hold them when opened, as a few doors had been damaged by wind ripping them open.

I did see a couple people get blown off their feet when trying to walk in that wind.

We were not terribly surprised to hear the news that a ship had sunk. There is no safe harbor between Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie, a distance of perhaps 150 miles.

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