This afternoon, my wife and I will leave Cincinnati and head northward across the Glacial Plain of western Ohio. In northern Ohio, we'll cross the Silurian Rim of the Michigan Basin, buried deep beneath glacial till.
Our eventual destination is the Bruce Peninsula of Ontario, Canada, where Silurian dolomite outcrops between the waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. There we'll stay in a Bed and Breakfast near the northern tip of the peninsula and spend a week exploring the trails and rocky shores of the Bruce Peninsula National Park and adjacent areas.
We then plan to follow the Silurian Rim across the northern coast of Lakes Huron and Michigan and down through the Door County peninsula of Wisconsin. More on our adventures and discoveries in the coming days.
