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Lake Ontario southern shoreline of rocks and pebbles Royalty Free Stock Photo
Michigan  beach Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lake Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sparking view of Lake Erie Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fungus Amoung Us Royalty Free Stock Photo
Acold winter night on the great lakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Bluffs on Lake Ontario in October Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rocks and Pebbles create shoreline on Lake Ontario
Great Blue Heron on a rocky Shoreline Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sunset skies in Grand Marais Michigan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Massillon, Ohio Royalty Free Stock Photo
Grand Haven pier lighthouses Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eagle Harbor Light, Lake Superior, Michigan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lake Michigan on a Snowy Winter Day Royalty Free Stock Photo
Unique origin of ancient glaciers of Lake Ontario GreatLakes area created beach rocks in the region. The north-south drumlins are being aggressively eroded by the relentless action of Lake Ontario. With annual erosion rates of as much as 2-5’, an incredible amount of new material is churned into the lake water each year. Water level rises in the winter and the combination of wave action and freeze thaw eats into those wondrous chimneys of uncemented conglomeratic material that continental glaciation littered across western New York a mere 10-20 thousand years ago.


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