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PE de ee After the Storm THE STEAMER NORTHERN QUEEN CAN BE SEEN IN THE BACKGROUND ON THE ROCKS OFF KETTLE POINT THE GREAT STORM RIPPED UP: THE CONCRETE WALK TREES WERE GENERALLY UPROOTED ALONG KEWAH- ON KEWAHDIN BEACH, THE. FORCE OF THE WIND DIN. BEACH: ABOVE PORT HURON AND THE EM. STANDING SOME OF HE. CONCRETE EVUAG- BANKMENT WASHED AWAY AND THE SHORE STONES. ON END: NOTE 1A ALTERED DINE CARRIED 2 BAGK = TO. THE Vik y SHORE 'LINE FOUNDATION. OF THE HOUSES - . .OOKING FROM THE LAKE SHOWS THE CANAL AT PORT HURON LOOKING TOWARDS THE MNHIE CANAL AT PORT HURON FILLED WITH SAND. LAKE. THIS CANAL, FORMERLY 30 FT. WIDE AND THE SAND WAS CARRIED INTO THE CANAL S§ ET. DEEP, 1S .NOW 80 FT... WIDE AND $ FT. OVER A BREAKWATER, GIVING SOME IDEA DEEP, BUT FILLED WITH SAND INSTEAD ; OF WATER FOR 1,000 FT. BACK FROM OF WIND VELOCITY SHORE LINE