RE-POSTED from DelawaresNature.net, Delaware River Valley and Beautiful New York through the eyes of Gerald Janauer (7-Nov-2009)
Sunday November 1st, I found myself taking a bit of a drive with my wife. Since we had no obligations at work (The Family Foundation School, a school for at risk teens), and we had already enjoyed our Halloween Dance with the school on Friday night, we allowed ourselves a day of driving with a little bit our hiking. Our trip on this day took us to Chimney Bluffs State Park on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Chimney Bluffs are a series of sandy bluffs that have eroded away over time making interesting “fins” and chimney like formations. Here is a view of Lake Ontario and a view of the Bluffs from the shore of the lake.
The Bluffs are near Sodus Bay on Lake Ontario and are less than an hour from Rochester New York and Oswego New York (about half way in between). This image was taken with my Nikon D300 and 18-200 VR walk around lens.
ORIGINAL POST by Gerald Janauer: http://delawaresnature.net/?p=298
Sunday November 1st, I found myself taking a bit of a drive with my wife. Since we had no obligations at work (The Family Foundation School, a school for at risk teens), and we had already enjoyed our Halloween Dance with the school on Friday night, we allowed ourselves a day of driving with a little bit our hiking. Our trip on this day took us to Chimney Bluffs State Park on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Chimney Bluffs are a series of sandy bluffs that have eroded away over time making interesting “fins” and chimney like formations. Here is a view of Lake Ontario and a view of the Bluffs from the shore of the lake.
The Bluffs are near Sodus Bay on Lake Ontario and are less than an hour from Rochester New York and Oswego New York (about half way in between). This image was taken with my Nikon D300 and 18-200 VR walk around lens.
ORIGINAL POST by Gerald Janauer: http://delawaresnature.net/?p=298
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