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Snail Shell Harbor is a small cove accessed by boat through a narrow cut in a long escarpment of Niagara (Lockport Formation) limestone/dolomite of Silurian age that runs along the northern shore of Lake Michigan. The cliff, shown in the background of the photo, is the same rock formation that crops out from the Door Peninsula in Wisconsin, up through northern Michigan, down through Lake Huron and through to Niagara Falls in New York and Ontario. The historic town of Fayette was established here in 1867 when sailing ships brought in ore from nearby iron mines, which was smelted here, and the pig iron was shipped out to other areas. The town shrank when the iron company moved out in 1891. Old wharf pilings are in the foreground. In 1959 the State of Michigan established Fayette Historic State Park here and renovated many of the original abandoned buildings. The park is located on the Garden Peninsula in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
In the 1980s my wife and I sailed our 25' Catalina sailboat up here from Egg Harbor, on the Door Peninsula in Wisconsin. We saw the escarpment and went along it until we found the opening for the cove and anchored here for a couple of days; an interesting adventure at the time. For the trip this year we drove and camped.
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Picture taken 9/21/21
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At long last ive tethered my Ipad to the 5D.
I've used a USB cable to an Ipad usb converter gizmo.
It is possible to do it cordless via wifi but you must have a computer online in the same house.
Unfortunately I dont at my little house, but will take the laptop round at some point!
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A busy interlude as the early morning autumnal sunshine illuminates Thomas Hill 'Vanguard' 4-wheel diesel-hydraulic '9'' (Works No.287V built in 1980), fitted with an exhaust 'scrubber' device, seen shunting the BR exchange sidings at Shell UK Oil Ltd Stanlow Refinery, as Tinsley-based 47003 'Wild Swan' , with less than a year to go before withdrawal, passes with a container train for Ellesmere Port on 12th October 1990. After closure of the refinery, the 'Vanguard' loco worked at T J Thomson's Stockton scrapyard, and (in 2025) was owned by Ed Murray at Hartlepool and is hired out as required. 47003 was scrapped two years later by CF Booth of Rotherham.
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Tropical themed Hawaii cake with frangipanis shells and surfboard. Ribbon supplied by birthday girls mum so the cake was made to feature those colours which were the decor for the party. Its been really wet all week so nothing dried but the cake came together in the end. The HSC exams were on when the birthday girl turned 18 so the party was delayed
A macro shot of a snail shell I took in recognition of Macro Monday. Have a great week.
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The drive from 58 to shell creek road was filled with photographers :) It was great to see everyone out enjoying the scenery, there are actually like 5-6 people in this shot...amazing fields of Tidy tips and Baby blue eyes :)
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These little molluscs are about 5mm long and always congregate in large
numbers at low tide. For Macro Mondays, Just Textures
Some of my wife's collection of shells. These reside in a glass jar on a side table in the dining room.
My thanks to Jack Snell for the use of his hot rod photo. His photo stream can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/jacksnell707/ and thanks to my pal Kid Deuce for the continued use of his Shell Station photo. His photo stream can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/80643375@N00/
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