Thursday, August 26, 2010

Tettegouche Arch (Revised)

Day 19 ~ Looking for the Summer ~ July 9, 2003

A Lake Superior icon, and one of the subjects from Jim's Looking for the Summer project, has fallen.  The sea arch at Tettegouche State Park collapsed last week leaving behind a stone pillar. 

August 28, 2010 ~ photo by Jim's grandson, Lindsey Brandenburg (age 12)

Park officials are currently looking for past photos of Tettegouche’s sea arch to create a photo chronology of the changes the arch has undergone in through history.  For more information on the sea arch or the photo chronology, please visit Tettegouche State Park.

2 comments:

  1. Ian Holmes August 26, 2010 at 3:06 PM

    Sad. But that just illustrates that even though we think of rock features as permanent features of the landscape on a geological scale they are as ephemeral as the mayfly.

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