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August 31, 2005
Apostle Islands: Boats
Wow, this is my third post in three days; it's a new blog record (at least for me).
The Apostle Islands is a great getaway for boaters of all likes; kayaks, sailboats, cruisers, etc. Looking through some of the Apostle Islands pictures I came across a few pictures of boats that I like. Enjoy.
Red on blue waters is the way to do it...
I wish I had an orange dinghy...
Posted by aeon3 at 12:31 PM | Comments (0)
August 30, 2005
Apostle Islands: Mushrooms
Yo. Two posts on back-to-back days. I better be careful before I set a precedent.
Anyways, when hiking in the Apostle Islands I came upon a lot of mushrooms. I like their interesting look, so I snapped a few photos.
Suddenly I have the Super Mario Bros. theme song in my head...
Gettin' down low...
Too many of the wrong mushrooms...
Posted by aeon3 at 09:10 AM | Comments (2)
August 29, 2005
Apostle Islands: Brought To You By The Letter 'K'
I've been back from the Apostle Islands for a couple of weeks and thought it'd be nice to get some pics up. We had beautiful weather and I had a great time. I would highly recommend making a trip to Stockton Island to camp out for a long weekend. Anyways, here's a few pics for your viewing pleasure.
Today we learn about Camouflage...
Today's post is brought to you by the letter 'K'!
Posted by aeon3 at 09:35 AM | Comments (0)
August 15, 2005
Rocky Lake Superior Shores: Phase II
Well this weekend I am going up to Stockton Island in the Apostle Islands of Northern Wisconsin. It should be a great time doing photography and camping with good friends. Expect more photographs of the beautiful Lake Superior. In the mean time, here is some more of Minnesota's Lake Superior shoreline.
Posted by aeon3 at 05:33 PM | Comments (0)
August 10, 2005
Rocky Lake Superior Shores: Phase I
I really do love all aspects of the North Shore of Lake Superior. The variation of rock is pretty sweet up there. One of the coolest rock displays that I recently saw up there was a cool imbedding of white quartzite into the predominantly red Keweenawan (Late Proterozoic) lava flow deposit.
Here's a different variation of the rock up on the North Shore.
Posted by aeon3 at 03:28 PM | Comments (0)