The sound of them rocks as you move them around is a happy sound :) Gosh the lake was beautiful on that day. So many to pick from and some many beauties !
I hike the beaches between Waverly Beach, at Fort Erie, and Dunnville. The first thing I thought was where are all the zebra mussel shells? This looks like a foreign beach.
@@jcoutdoorfever I walk barefoot as much as I can. The zebra mussel shells can feel sharp but I've never gotten cuts. They can gather like sand dunes, some over three feet deep. I didn't see any fossil rock or striations.
Hello, I am from Ft Worth Texas and planning to go to Lake Superior at some point either late fall or even next spring for some rock collecting. I just like the pretty ones, regardless of the kind of rock. Where do you recommend i go to find the best beach? Also, I would likely camp in tent or truck, so I can go to more remote areas for collecting and sight seeing. Hope to get some good recommendations. Thanks.
Grand marais to the east is all good. Lake Superior state campground, blind sucker river just before muskallonge state campground, two hearted river campground is my favorite. Crisp point lighthouse is great some years.
The sound of them rocks as you move them around is a happy sound :) Gosh the lake was beautiful on that day. So many to pick from and some many beauties !
I hike the beaches between Waverly Beach, at Fort Erie, and Dunnville. The first thing I thought was where are all the zebra mussel shells? This looks like a foreign beach.
You can walk barefoot here
@@jcoutdoorfever I walk barefoot as much as I can. The zebra mussel shells can feel sharp but I've never gotten cuts. They can gather like sand dunes, some over three feet deep. I didn't see any fossil rock or striations.
Hello, I am from Ft Worth Texas and planning to go to Lake Superior at some point either late fall or even next spring for some rock collecting. I just like the pretty ones, regardless of the kind of rock. Where do you recommend i go to find the best beach? Also, I would likely camp in tent or truck, so I can go to more remote areas for collecting and sight seeing. Hope to get some good recommendations. Thanks.
Grand marais to the east is all good. Lake Superior state campground, blind sucker river just before muskallonge state campground, two hearted river campground is my favorite. Crisp point lighthouse is great some years.
So many wet rocks under the dry rocks.