Author: Bridge Michigan
Exploring Lake Huron’s Hidden Sinkholes
Lake Huron’s Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary is home to at least 10 underwater sinkholes. Formed as groundwater eroded the limestone below, these pockets create conditions where cyanobacteria, which first […]
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Cooking for the crew of a 1,000 foot freighter
If you think freighter food is just cafeteria slop, think again. Sissy Payment is the cook aboard one of the lake’s thousand foot freighters. She creates daily menus and make […]
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What did archeologists find in this Michigan farm?
Tom Talbot is a self-taught archeologist who discovered his passion when he was 11-years old. “Had a friend whose father worked in soil conservation and he was out in the […]
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A self taught archeologist made a major discovery
A self taught archeologist in Michigan made a major discovery just miles from where he was born. Growing up, Tom Talbot was fascinated by the artifacts that could be found […]
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What archeologists found in this Michigan farm
When you think of archeology, you probably think of ancient Egypt or Rome. But in Michigan’s St. Joseph County, archeologists are searching for signs of Clovis People, some of the […]
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