Pines Cabin
The place
Pines Cabin in Genesee County, Flint/Fenton area (Holly Recreation Area, Michigan, United States), at 328 m elevation, Great Lakes glacial plateau. Continuous USA Michigan cluster (batches 260-389). Michigan recreation park cabin (Pinus resinosa red pine silviculture of the Great Lakes basin + Michigan Great Lakes Superior/Michigan/Huron/Erie/Ontario, the 5 largest lakes in the world, 21% of the world's non-glacial fresh water + Flint Water Crisis 2014-2019, 100,000 people exposed to lead-contaminated water, an iconic environmental injustice + heritage of the Anishinaabeg Three Fires Confederacy (Ojibwe/Odawa/Potawatomi, an Algonquian people, 300,000 speakers of the Anishinaabemowin language + heritage of the Treaty of Fort Wayne 1809, Tecumseh war chief of the Shawnee, pan-Indian resistance + heritage of Henry Ford 1863-1947, Fordism, Detroit auto industry, 1913 assembly line, iconic + Detroit Underground Railroad terminal, Black enslaved people → Canada 1834-1861, iconic + Great Migration 1916-1970, 6 million African Americans from the South → the industrial North).
The setting
Genesee Flint/Fenton Holly Recreation Area Michigan USA 328 m Great Lakes glacial plateau, continuous cluster batches 260-389, recreation park cabin Pinus resinosa silviculture of the Great Lakes + Great Lakes 5 largest lakes in the world 21% fresh water + Flint Water Crisis 2014-2019 100,000 lead environmental injustice, Anishinaabeg Three Fires Ojibwe/Odawa/Potawatomi Algonquian 300,000 Anishinaabemowin + Fort Wayne 1809 Tecumseh Shawnee pan-Indian resistance + Ford 1863-1947 Fordism Detroit auto 1913 assembly line + Detroit Underground Railroad 1834-1861 enslaved people → Canada + Great Migration 1916-1970 6 million African Americans South → industrial North.
