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colors your eyes with what's not there
It's on my bucket list to get to the Great Lakes, I hope I make it there someday.
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Is Gichigami Superior?
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It's on my bucket list to get to the Great Lakes, I hope I make it there someday.
Secret Chief
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Dreadful rain and wind was forecast but it was dry and sunny! Which is great cos here's a photo of the reason we were there...
That's damn close or i good camera, nice pic
Secret Chief
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Just my cheap Samsung phone! Two hours in the company of wolves! We took them for a walk then hand-fed them! Fantastic experience.
Ok, I don't do jealousy but I'm officially jealous
Secret Chief
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Well, if you ever get the opportunity... it's just outside Grange-on-Sands. Bookings only.
Grange-over-Sands, been there a few times, saw plenty of ducks but no wolves.
Secret Chief
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They're shy.
I've seen Gichigumi from a few angles, shoreside, and viewpoints. Other than the freshwater smell, it is rather ocean like. A lot of water there.
That's what I've been Huron.
Crater Lake, Oregon.
Spent summers there when I was a wee lad, as my dad was a Ranger-Naturalist in the park. This wide-angle view does not do it justice...it is about six miles across, about 20 square miles total... I've stood where the picture was taken, as well as on the peak of Wizard Island, and on Mt. Scott, the high point on the far side, directly over Wizard Island...
Spent summers there when I was a wee lad, as my dad was a Ranger-Naturalist in the park. This wide-angle view does not do it justice...it is about six miles across, about 20 square miles total... I've stood where the picture was taken, as well as on the peak of Wizard Island, and on Mt. Scott, the high point on the far side, directly over Wizard Island...