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Big Creek ExpeditionDeep in the forests of Southeastern Oklahoma, among the tangled vegetation and infant mountains, there roams a creature that legends are manufactured from. It stands over eight ft tall, and has razor sharp claws that can rip the flesh off any living creature. Coated in a thick weave of fur, this creature quietly blends in with the encompassing vegetation. For many who search it, it remains elusive; solely trace evidence of its existence stays.

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Big Creek ExpeditionThis previous week saw a number of progress on the structure with the completion of three railroad bridges throughout Massive Thunder Creek. Up on the Calico Excessive Line, a small stone arch crosses the creek the place it is slim at the source, while farther down, a rustic 20′ king put up truss does the job on the mill spur. Near the front of the structure, a 48′ picket trestle on the primary line spans the broad, clear swimming pools under.

Friday, April seventeenth, 2009 on the Silver River in Baraga County, Michigan, Professor Richard Honrath, a frontrunner of Michigan Tech’s atmospheric sciences program and recipient of the 2006 Analysis Award, died in a kayaking incident. Separating from his boat after it rolled over in rapids, he turned pinned underneath a tree in the quick-moving current and drowned.

Whereas the Forest Service has determined to stop maintenance, there is a …

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