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Fall Colors in Marquette 2015

Kayla McLane
October 27, 2015

Photo Credit: Emma Tembreull/NW

Marquette offers a beautiful view in the fall months. As colors peak, many students and community members spend their time among the changing leaves. North Wind photographer Emma Tembreull, a senior biology major, spent time out in the colors in order to showcase these photographs. Various locations include Mount Mesnard, Wetmore Bog and other places near Marquette.

View from Mount Mesnard overlooking the city of Marquette.
View from Mount Mesnard overlooking the city of Marquette.
View from Mount Mesnard overlooking the Marquette Mountain ski area.
View from Mount Mesnard overlooking the Marquette Mountain ski area.

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Tamaracks, deciduous conifers, turning bright yellow before losing their needles along Wetmore Bog.
Tamaracks, deciduous conifers, turning bright yellow before losing their needles along Wetmore Bog.

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