Thats nice.
One from a couple of days ago, unfortunately it’s beauty is caused by all the wild fires we have raging in Nova Scotia atm.
Smoke does make for beautiful sunsets…good luck with your wildfires…seems like the whole continent has them out of control.
What a BeaUty @George
Do You have to put-up with this on a regular basis?
Here is a shot from Kettle Point in Lake Huron, when the water was a little lower.
Currently, nothing in this image is above water.
12 years later
My brother lives right on Huron…it’s hard to believe lakes that friggin’ large fluctuate so much when rain, or lack thereof, doesn’t seem to be a factor.
You bet @CanuckistanPete its pretty amazing over a decade or so. (oldephukthatiam)
But I’ve always headed out to this place when the slates been blank. Always came home with something
I’m old enough now to say I saw the bottom… lol early 90’s it got real low !
Thats a Kettle, or a Concretion if you must @Foreigner
That’s pretty cool looks like a meteor impact
They are still scattered throughout the Reserve, and as road-side attractions…
Some are easily a Meter across.
Its pretty shallow to begin with, in this region, but just imagine how many Small-boat motors these things have destroyed… lurking just beneath the waves.
When I was in Texas there were giant stones that shattered from the heat/cold changes of night and day. Picture a massive boulder slivered into razor sharp pieces. Pretty cool too.
Sounds pretty dynamic lol.
Which Pastor was doing it?
I have exorcised the demons. This quarry is clear.
I’ m laughing my ass off hoping i didn’t trigger something lol. Could not help it !
Church of Hard Knocks
I just thought it was cool because up here people put tremendous effort into getting sharp edges on rocks but down there it happens naturally and en masse.
Fantastico @George
I’m out chasing a shot tonight Sir.
Plain old Star-Trail from a New destination, on the Lake
Time for a 3 hour nap.
Lucky you, enjoy it … 