MapMaze

MapMaze We are the largest diversified gun & archery club in central Michigan, with indoor and outdoor ranges set on 80 acres of woods, ponds and river frontage!

Looking Glass River Sportsman's Club is the largest diversified club in central Michigan. Its features include: 80 acres of wooded and open land, a pond, the Looking Glass River, and a large club house (available for rental and Club functions). Outdoor flush toilets
Full kitchen in club house
Rustic Camping during events and throughout the summer
Beagle and Coon Hound trails and competitions
Hunt

er safety class (open to both general public and members)
Dues reduction work programs

Full Archery Itinerary
18 station indoor archery range with winter leagues
3-D archery events with 30 station outdoor course
Field and Hunter outdoor archery course
Compound and Traditional Archery (longbow, re-curve, self bows and crossbows)

Full Shooting Sports Itinerary20 yard indoor .22 rifle range
Indoor .22 shooting competition for youth with a NRA certified instructor, Indoor adult .22 shooting fun/competition, 5 station trap field with full auto voice activated machine, indoor Laser Trap Non-ammo shoot during winter months, Ladies shooting clinic, NRA instructional shooting program. shotgun, & black powder

Chile is one of the longest north-to-south countries on Earth, stretching about 4,270 km (2,650 miles) from its northern...
06/13/2026

Chile is one of the longest north-to-south countries on Earth, stretching about 4,270 km (2,650 miles) from its northern border with Peru to its southern tip near Cape Horn.

If you could pick up Chile and lay it across the North Atlantic, it would be long enough to span the shortest distance between Canada and Spain.

Despite covering more than 38 degrees of latitude, Chile is remarkably narrow, averaging only about 177 km (110 miles) wide. This unique shape gives the country an incredible range of climates and landscapes, from the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on Earth, to glaciers, fjords, and subpolar forests in Patagonia.

You just won a two week, all-expenses-paid vacation. But there’s a catch: you have to stay within one region the whole t...
06/13/2026

You just won a two week, all-expenses-paid vacation. But there’s a catch: you have to stay within one region the whole time. What are you picking?

Historic counties of the United Kingdom, coloured by name suffix
06/12/2026

Historic counties of the United Kingdom, coloured by name suffix

The Bering Strait, which separates Russia and Alaska, is only about 85 km (53 miles) wide at its narrowest point. For mo...
06/12/2026

The Bering Strait, which separates Russia and Alaska, is only about 85 km (53 miles) wide at its narrowest point.

For more than a century, engineers and politicians have proposed building a bridge or tunnel across it, creating the first permanent land connection between Asia and North America. The two Diomede Islands, located midway across the strait, could serve as natural stepping stones for such a crossing.

Most modern proposals favor a tunnel, as Arctic sea ice, extreme weather, and seismic activity would make a bridge difficult to maintain. The crossing itself is not the biggest challenge; the greater obstacle is the lack of transportation infrastructure on both sides. Thousands of kilometers of new roads and railways would need to be built through some of the most remote regions on Earth.

Supporters argue that a Bering crossing could link the transportation networks of Eurasia and North America, allowing freight and passengers to travel continuously by land between the continents. In theory, it could make overland journeys from London to New York possible. Despite recurring interest since the early 1900s, the immense cost, engineering challenges, and geopolitical complexities have prevented the project from moving beyond the planning stage.

Niagara Falls without water, 1969.
06/11/2026

Niagara Falls without water, 1969.

✨ Fireflies Are DisappearingThe magical glow of fireflies may be fading from our world.Scientists warn that firefly popu...
06/11/2026

✨ Fireflies Are Disappearing
The magical glow of fireflies may be fading from our world.
Scientists warn that firefly populations are declining due to habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and increasing light pollution. These threats disrupt the dark environments they need to survive and reproduce.
More than just beautiful insects, fireflies help control pests and indicate the health of local ecosystems. Their disappearance is a warning sign for nature as a whole.
By protecting habitats, reducing unnecessary nighttime lighting, and supporting sustainable practices, we can help keep these living lights shining for future generations. 🌟🪲

Lands beyond the icewalls
06/11/2026

Lands beyond the icewalls

Argentina's famous "werewolf law" has its roots in centuries-old folklore. During the 19th century, legends surrounding ...
06/11/2026

Argentina's famous "werewolf law" has its roots in centuries-old folklore.
During the 19th century, legends surrounding the lobizón (a werewolf-like creature from Argentine folklore) became intertwined with European traditions that claimed the seventh consecutive son in a family was destined to become a werewolf. Similar beliefs held that a seventh consecutive daughter could become a witch.
According to the superstition, the curse could be prevented if the child had a person of great power as a godparent. In 1907, a family asked President José Figueroa Alcorta to become the godfather of their seventh son. He accepted, beginning a presidential tradition that continued for decades.
In 1974, President Isabel Perón formally codified the practice through Law 20.843. Under the law, the President of Argentina could become the honorary godparent of the seventh consecutive son or seventh consecutive daughter in a family. Eligible children also received a commemorative medal and educational benefits.
Today, the tradition still exists, making Argentina one of the few countries where a centuries-old werewolf legend directly influenced national law.

❄️🦅 ... The giant frozen land and the largest US state!Did you know that Alaska alone is almost larger than France, Ger...
06/11/2026

❄️🦅 ... The giant frozen land and the largest US state!

Did you know that Alaska alone is almost larger than France, Germany, and Spain combined, and boasts some of the most pristine and breathtaking natural landscapes on Earth? 🌍

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📍 Name: Alaska
🏛️ Capital: Juneau
🏙️ Largest City: Anchorage
👥 Population: Approximately 740,000
📏 Area: 1,723,337 km²
💰 Currency: US Dollar (USD)
🗣️ Language: English (with Native American languages)

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🌟 Alaska's Highlights:

🏔️ It is home to the highest peak in North America, Denali. 6,190 meters.

🧊 Home to thousands of massive glaciers and stunning landscapes.

🐻 Famous for its diverse wildlife, including brown bears, moose, and bald eagles.

🐟 One of the world's most important salmon and seafood fishing grounds.

🌌 One of the best places to view the Northern Lights during winter.

🛢️ Possesses significant oil and natural gas reserves.

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🌍 Quick Facts:

🇺🇸 Purchased by the United States from Russia in 1867 for only $7.2 million.

🌊 Borders both the Pacific and Arctic Oceans.

🐋 Whales and dolphins are regularly spotted there during migration seasons.

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❓Question for everyone:

Do you prefer visiting Alaska in winter to see the Northern Lights 🌌 or in summer to enjoy nature and wildlife 🐻?

📌Some historical regions of Ukraine.......
06/11/2026

📌Some historical regions of Ukraine.......

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8855 Woodbury Road
Laingsburg, MI
48848

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