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Stone Age hunting traps found deep in Great Lakes
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6-13-2009 12:54 PM
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6-13-2009
3:47 PM
chestnut501
I live on Lake Huron, It's cool.
(Braggin' Rights, I haz 'em)
6-13-2009
5:22 PM
BartendingBear
Or, as we say here on the Lake Michigan shore, "cooler near the lake".
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