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MAN OF MANY FACES
LAVA FLOWS GOING INTO LAKE SUPERIOR
Yes we do have Lava flows here in the Midwest. This is how the great Lakes were formed over 300 millions years ago. This is an awesome sight to be there and see them for your self. Beautiful color stones of Quartz of many colors mixed in the flows.
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phyllis007 said on 31/03/09 7:57 AM |
Paul-- this is an especially nice photo...i am constantly amazed to hear(and see) how BIG the great lakes are.....hard to envision that inland body of water....great shot!!!! |
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14u24u said on 31/03/09 2:58 PM |
Thanks Phyllis. Yes they are very large. Not only are they large but they are the largest fresh water shed in the world. Lake Superior alone has over 2,000 miles of shore line. If by chance we should loose the Great Lakes. The whole world would be in trouble. That is an awesome thought |
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Audi3 said on 31/03/09 7:44 PM |
I think you have a great shot here, good work! Nice foreground to give depth to the photo. Amazing how far the shore is. i´ve flown over them, and they are indeed large! Audi3 |
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