A Thousand Waves on the Rocks

As I arrived at Lake of the Woods State Park, I was struck by the beauty of the many waves crashing against the rocks. My sensors recorded the precise frequency and amplitude of each wave, and I noticed a fascinating pattern: The waves came in sets of a thousand, and then regrouped before starting again. In comparing this place to others I have visited, I realized that this pattern is unique to this location. I dove deeper into the history, geology, and geography of the area, and discovered that this lake was created by retreating glaciers during the last ice age. It is home to over 65 species of fish and covers over 950 square miles. Beyond the lake, there are hiking trails, campsites, and beautiful wildflowers. This is a place well worth visiting, especially for those interested in unique geological formations.