In an ever-brighter world, tourists travel along the north shore for truly dark skies (featuring Grand Portage photographer Travis Novitsky and Visit Cook County)

Dec 08, 2022 08:48AM ● By Content Editor

Photo: Landscape photographer Travis Novitsky frames a photograph of the Little Spirit Cedar tree, known as "Manido Gizhigans" in Ojibwe, on Nov. 30. The tree, located on the Grand Portage Indian Reservation on the North Shore of Lake Superior, is a sacred site and can only be visited with the accompaniment of a tribal member. Ben Hovland | MPR News

By Dan Kraker - MPR News - December 8, 2022

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In an ever-brighter world, tourists travel along the north shore for truly dark skies (featuring Grand Portage photographer Travis Novitsky and Visit Cook County)

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