Video: Pictured Rocks Lose a Cliff
A photographer got the shot of a lifetime while flying his drone over the Pictured Rocks and a few dozen kayakers had the scare of a lifetime… A section of…
Jon Smithers
A photographer got the shot of a lifetime while flying his drone over the Pictured Rocks and a few dozen kayakers had the scare of a lifetime...
A section of the park’s sheer cliffs come crashing dramatically into Lake Superior...Jon Smithers, a nature and wildlife photographer from Saint Peter, Minn. had been piloting a drone from a pontoon boat.
Smithers turned his drone toward the sound just in time to see a huge rock shelf crumbling down and hitting the lake in an explosion of dust and water.
According to Ouellette-Ballas, the piece of cliff that fell was located near a point known among kayakers as “Turnaround Rock.”
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