Photo Friday: Pictured Rock-slide
The rock-face of Pictured Rocks changed drastically in August when a small crevice turned into a minor rock slide one Wednesday afternoon. Photo: Carol Terracina-Hartman
The rock-face of Pictured Rocks changed drastically in August when a small crevice turned into a minor rock slide one Wednesday afternoon. Photo: Carol Terracina-Hartman
From the teaser in the link, I expected to see an action shot…or even a video of the slide. Nice photo, though. The Pictured Rocks sure are beautiful. We’re fortunate that Pictured Rocks and Sleeping Bear Dunes were protected years ago, before the anti-environment, anti-public mentality took over the Republican Party. We still should protect more Great Lakes shoreline– including nearly all of the islands.
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Anyone have a before shot of the including the same location?
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How awesome it witness and capture the affects of a rock slide. I agree we need to protect more of the Lake Superior shoreline.
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Bet if the shoreline wasn’t protected we wouldn’t even know this happened – no one would have access to take a photo like this. Nice shot.
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