Sea Cave Trail, Lake Superior
Near Cornucopia, Wisconsin
June 7, 2003
The
first "sea cave" we saw, with some strange
physics happening to keep everything in stasis.
Lorna
looking over the safety rail they provided for the
first crossing of the abyss.
A
funky colorized Kodak filter I used on the previous
photo.
A shot
of red pines growing on precipices that defy
gravity.
A look
at the blocks that seem to want to fall to the lake.
Lorna
standing on the edge that her dogs didn't want to.
A rare
photo of yours truly enjoying the experience.
A
half-assed photo look of what the whole "sea
cave" thing was about.
An
interesting look at the precarious lives of South
Shore red pine trees.
A trails-end
wide-angle hiking shot that I never thought would
capture what the maple forest really looked like,
but actually did. It looks cool here, too.
