Around Lake Michigan 2004
September 2-8, 2004
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Read MoreAll photographs in this gallery are © 2004 Charles E. Carroll, and are released under the CC BY 4.0 license (in addition to other licenses which may be mentioned on individual photos). If you use one of these photos, please leave a comment and let me know.
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The lake is very shallow at the end of the Old Mission Peninsula. At the far right of this picture, you can see some grass which is growing on a sandbar stretching out into the lake. The sandbar (the further right of the two sandbars visible in this satellite image of the tip of the Old Mission Peninsula) stretches out nearly half a mile from the shore--most of it above water (at least when I was there), and where it was below water the water was no more than an inch or two deep.
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