Wednesday, September 10, 2014
WW#19: Polished Rock
In this region, the land we stand on was once covered by 3,000 feet of glacier during the last ice age. The glaciers permanently altered our land, polishing our mountains as they marched forward and creating drumlin hills and ribbon lakes (including the Puget Sound!) as they retreated. All around us, they left us clues that they were once here. This clue got a shiny plaque.
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Very nice.
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DeleteFascinating! Happy WW. :D
ReplyDeleteThanks! Happy WW! :D
DeleteThat's really cool. I love learning the history of our land.
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Traci
Me too! I took a geology class in college and found it fascinating. Happy WW! :D
DeleteAw, this is awesome! :)
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Thanks! Happy WW! :D
DeletePolished by glacial ice. Cool.
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