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Michigan writer Susan Rasch tells tale of kayak adventure up north

Michigan Public | By Stateside Staff
Published October 9, 2014 at 5:45 PM EDT
Kayaking can be a great way to experience the Great Lakes.
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Kayaking can be a great way to experience the Great Lakes.

Throughout the week on Stateside, you've been hearing stories from writers in the Upper Peninsula. 

Today, we explore a story about a kayak adventure from Susan Rasch. 

Rash is a farmer and writer who lives in the Pte. Abbay peninsula, just east of the Keweenaw. 

The story is read by Sheila Bauer.

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