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Monday, September
19,
2016: Sunrise over Lake Superior at Grand Marais, Minnesota.
A cloud bank lit up with brilliant color. Even the ducks loved it. |
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Rock Hunter Paula combed the beach for agates and
sea glass. |
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One
imaginative person made a turtle out of flat stones on the shore.
Even a bird was interested in seeing the masterpiece. |
A waterfall on one of
the many rivers feeding Lake Superior from the north shore.
The drop is about 25 feet. The water has a brownish color because of iron that washes downstream from the land above. |
Then they came across a fisherman smoking a pipe.
It sure looks like a relaxing hobby. |
He hooked a Steelhead Trout. Nice catch! |
Seeing fish made Mark
and Paula hungry. So, they headed to
lunch at
Naniboujou Lodge,
about fifteen miles north of Grand Marais. |
A stunningly beautiful dining room awaits
visitors. The food is excellent as well.
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Then it was off to see
more waterfalls on rivers feeding Lake Superior. |
The power of nature's water tumbling down the
rivers. Noisy too. |
Paula spent some time photographing as well.
Watch you step, Paula! |
The
sun shown down brightly on the north shore. |
Sunset came with an
orange glow along the breakwater at Grand Marais. |
Quote of the day: A photographer's paradise. Mark | < Back to previous story | Ahead to next story > |
Questions, Comments? Email Mark Persons teki@mwpersons.com |
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