Along Lake Michigan’s leeward shore, the prevailing westerly winds have piled up immense sand dunes, which dwarf the humans who climb to their heights or saunter across them.
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Warren Dunes and Lake Michigan
Warren Dunes, Lake Michigan
🙂 Great examples!
Have a very HAPPY day 🙂
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Thanks very much! Have a good day, yourself. 🙂
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I climbed those dunes last October and yes, they DO dwarf the humans. Great shots of this beautiful place in MI.
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That was quite a climb! Lots of people trudging and scampering on the dunes in summer–trudging up, and scampering down. 🙂
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I had many good times at Warren Dunes! We live in Georgia now, but when we lived in South Bend, IN we frequently enjoyed Warren Dunes in summer and winter.
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I have been there in 3 out of 4 seasons. Perhaps this the year to try a visit in winter.
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Wow, I never would have guessed these were taken at a lake!
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The Great Lakes do resemble inland seas, with their vast expanse. Just no salt in the water!
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Beautiful shots of these dunes!
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Thanks very much! They are quite a sight with the light sands contrasting with the deep blue of the lake.
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