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Caught the Bug
Practicing some social distancing with a hike at Long Lake State Park in Dundee Wisconsin. Most of the small glacial kettle lakes are still iced over:
Ascending Dundee Mountain which at 250’ is hardly a mountain, but a large Kame left by the melting glacier:
Long Lake in the distance:
From the summit:
Found some snow and ice on the lower part of the loop:
These erratics were loaded with marine fossils. According to my Geologist Brother-in-law this is from a silurian reef around 430 million years old:
Syringopora Coral:
Chain Coral, Halysites
Solitary Rugose Coral:
Solitary Rugose Coral:
White Kame:
Back at Long Lake, still iced over, but getting thin. No more ice fishing for the season:
Oscar waiting patiently:
Looking good old friend:
Ascending Dundee Mountain which at 250’ is hardly a mountain, but a large Kame left by the melting glacier:
Long Lake in the distance:
From the summit:
Found some snow and ice on the lower part of the loop:
These erratics were loaded with marine fossils. According to my Geologist Brother-in-law this is from a silurian reef around 430 million years old:
Syringopora Coral:
Chain Coral, Halysites
Solitary Rugose Coral:
Solitary Rugose Coral:
White Kame:
Back at Long Lake, still iced over, but getting thin. No more ice fishing for the season:
Oscar waiting patiently:
Looking good old friend:
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