Duck Lake family works to reforest their burnt property
Source: Petoskey News-Review
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Not everyone has the skills or knowledge to reforest their own land, but for this downstate family with a camp near Newberry that was destroyed in the Duck Lake fire, it’s been a dedicated effort ever since.
Excerpt: While the Duck Lake fire ripped through Upper Peninsula forest, Walloon Lake residents Rick Baetsen and Bonnie Heuvelhorst hoped their property and camper on Pike Lake, which they have owned since 1990, would be spared.
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Source: Petoskey News-Review
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