I know this is nothing but the rip-rap along the pier, but I liked the play of the light on the water.
My program went great. After mine was done, I managed to slip into the end of a geology workshop that I wanted to attend, but the time conflicted with mine. One of the places we got to see is called St. Anthony's Rock. It's a sea stack- a conglomeration of rocks from collapsed underwater caves of the last glacial lake before the current Great Lakes (Lake Nippising). If you are from Michigan, you will probably recognize the name of the most famous one, which is Castle Rock.
The evening speaker was dynamic and funny, but all my pictures are out of focus. I did get my picture with one of the remaining charter members of the NCTA. This is Ken Gackler. In fact, his membership number is #2!
That doesn't sound like a busy day, but it was... lots of talking and running around. I'm crashing for the night. See you tomorrow.
Miles hiked so far in 2024: 367.3.
various places in St. Ignace, 1.5 miles
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2 comments:
Glad to hear your program went well. That rock is pretty fascinating.
Wow, member number 2. He's definitely one the originals.
Lulu: "Hmm, St. Anthony's Rock? Is that where he stores all the lost things before he gives them back?"
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