Grand Portage State Park
fool4thecity
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Torrents of wild water plummet 120 feet over the High Falls down to the Pigeon River in this park on the U.S. - Canadian border. The falls, the highest in the state of Minnesota, presented a serious obstacle to river travel, so a "carrying place," or portage, was necessary. American Indians created the ancient nine-mile trail from Lake Superior to bypass the falls. This trail became known as "The Grand Portage."
Here is a Triptych of the large falls.
Here is a Triptych of the large falls.
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Tom
I like your triptych. Well done!
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Would love to see BIGGER versions of this, even though you triptych is fab!
Cheers!
Thanks! I liked your images of Lake Superior you posted, too! Love the North Shore! Can't get up there enough. Keep posting "Pathfinder" love your images.
Take care,
Mike
Thanks for the 2 cents! I'm addicted more towards the cotton candy over blown water, I guess. Wished I had my "Big Stopper" along to see what I could have done with a real long shutter speed. Used a polarizer that helped get a longer shutter speed on an overcast day.
Thanks for the comment!
Mike
Are you kidding me Stumblebum? Your shots of the ocean absolutely rock! Lake Superior is my "ocean" or I have to get on a plane (which I hate more & more).
Thanks for your comment, keep sharing your shots & long exposures; love 'em.
Peace,
Mike