frustratedearthmother
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Hinotori
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Rodent patrol this afternoon. This hawk hangs out a lot
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Well done, @Hinotori! Your photo came out on top and is now showcased on our homepage as POW.
Alaskan
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Turnagain Arm Alaska, still choked up with ice.
The Spit in Homer Alaska showing a sheet of ice on the left side of the Spit.
The Spit, Homer Alaska.
The Spit in Homer Alaska showing a sheet of ice on the left side of the Spit.
The Spit, Homer Alaska.
flowerbug
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i had to look that up on the map. quite an interesting setup. i'm not sure if that was a human made sort of thing or a natural feature of the area? at this point it's probably both...
Alaskan
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Natural. Think of it like a sand bar. But yes, the big boulder/rocks lined along one part of the edge were put there by man... to keep waves from messing up the road.
flowerbug
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i wonder if it was a spot where a glacier ended and kept dropping a lot of stuff to form that sandbar like that...
Alaskan
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Hummm... I don't think so... just from the way the land above it is shaped.
The spit is in a bay, and there are a bunch of rivers that enter the bay. So I always thought that it was just natural deposit from the water currents.
However.... I don't remember reading on how it was formed! It has been a long time since I did that kind of stuff with my kids.
Very interesting thoughts!
chimkinsandwich
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