For the past few days there has been a freighter just sitting out in the ice in the Straits of Mackinac. It appeared to be stuck...
Then, this morning, there was some activity.
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Once there, the man was lowered down and they all walked to shore. Then, he hopped on a snowmobile and was driven up to the airport so he could get home.
It may have been risky but I'm glad they did it. That's just how the people on Mackinac are - if you need help, they're right there ready to lend a hand. That mind set is another reason I'm proud to call Mackinac Island my home.
All photos in this post courtesy of Clark Bloswick.
3 comments:
Nice.
Wow! Amazing story!
Wonderful place to live!
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