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Page 3: Early April in Calumet and Laurium
In Calumet and Laurium, Jim Junttila caught this early April evidence of snow
and ice resisting spring melt.
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"You never know what you'll find when the snow melts." (Photo © 2005 Jim
Junttila. Reprinted with permission.)
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Calumet resident Vici Burroughs shows off her resilient pet glacier, still showing no signs of receding on April 1.
(Photo © 2005 Jim Junttila.)
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A deteriorating, yet still mountainous urban snowbank, part of the Laurium Glacier in Bill
and Betty Zei's yard, photographed on April 5, dwarfs the snowplow that's been
holding it at bay since December. Winter-saavy Keweenaw residents know it's risky business to take the plow off before Opening Day of Brookie season,
April 30. (Photo © 2005 Jim Junttila.)
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A close-up of the Laurium Glacier. (Photo © 2005 Jim Junttila.)
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First daylight savings time (Sunday, April 3) winter sunset at Calumet Waterworks on Lake Superior.
(Photo © 2005 Jim Junttila.)
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