rivers of rock

OK. So I forgot to publish the photos backwards today. Oops.

Oh well. I have to point out that this rock is flat on the ground, not vertical. So instead of looking like a geological layer seperation, this looked like a stream of granite running the length of our penninsula. There was a lot of that up there on Shoepack, but I didn't see it as much in the other areas. Of course, Shoepack's shores were burned out husks for the most part, so there was much more rock surface exposed than along any of the other lakes we saw. Hell, Jorgens and Little Shoepack had about 2% of their shoreline as exposed rock from what I coudl tell. It definitely made Shoepack, and our campsite on it, very unique.