Monday we took a look at the Lake Superior shoreline along Big Traverse. Today we’re on the opposite Keweenaw shore at Great Sand Bay, with Pam Heide. She took a ride this weekend to see what’s happening there on the beach and found the ice receding quite nicely, exposing a shoreline of rocks, where just a few years ago was a sandy beach. And actually, not all that much beach, either. With all the snow we’ve gotten here in the Copper Country, I’m guessing Lake Superior will be at one of it’s high points this year.

We’re taking a drone flight over a different Lake Superior shoreline, recorded very recently, showing how much the Big Lake has opened up at Little Girls Point on the Western end of the U.P.

Very nice pic's and the video is really cool with a majestic sound track as it should be when showing Lake Superior! Great way to start the day, thanks Mary!!

NO doubt....WHAT a video with that unbelievable
music! Simply STUNNING!

--The U.P. s a remnant of another era, in which man was of no consequence. It remembers, and perhaps again anticipates, the cold of glacial ice. Ravens soar above it like disturbed black memories, which rise and fall but never come to rest.

......Menominee tribe