Spring on the Glacial Lakes
Jul 1, 2009
Solitary outdoor beauty is everywhere in the wide expanse of the northern prairie. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
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Big Stone Lake joins with Lake Traverse to form South Dakota's curvy northeast border. -
Fishermen in the Webster area measure the height of Waubay Lake by how high it rises on this old outhouse south of town. -
Lake Cochrane south of Gary is fed by springs rather than runoff, making it one of the cleanest lakes in farm country. -
Lilacs beautify a country cemetery south of Sisseton. -
A country path beckons walkers on Long Hollow near Sisseton. -
Tiny creeks spill down the glacial hills and into the ancient lakes. -
Norm's Greenhouse near Aurora spreads beautiful plants throughout the region.
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