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Date Taken

9/21/04

Caption

Kingston Plains, Alger Co., northern Michigan. This area was logged, then farmed in the early 20th century, then abandoned. It remains mostly open, dominated by small shrubs, bracken, blueberries, and grasses.

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Contributors

Philip Myers (photographer; copyright holder)

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