This is Jordan Pond, a small lake located on Mount Desert Island in Acadia National Park in Maine. In the distance are North and South Bubble Mountains.I mentioned previously that Maine and Minnesota are remarkably similar in their geological makeup and this area shows it – glacier-formed lakes and mountains strewn with rocks deposited as a mile-thick sheet of ice advanced and retreated.
After a couple of mini-ice age photos, I thought I’d return to the liquid variety of water for a bit.
Click on picture to enlarge. Glacially-oriented photograph © 2006 James Jordan.
This is shifting gears--but as usual it is a beautiful photo. So many different moods and looks of water. I have been able to recommend your blog to a few friends and they have all enjoyed it and thanked me.
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Where is my fishing pole?
ReplyDeleteThis is a very beautiful shot of one of my favorite places in Acadia National Park!
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