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butthead
11/16/2012 08:53PM
 
Here's mine.


butthead
 
TwoByGreenCanoe
11/16/2012 10:49PM
 
From 2008.


Here is a much bigger one located by the Soudan Mine.
 
paddlefamily
11/16/2012 06:51AM
 
pretty! Can anyone explaine how this was formed? Are there others in the area like it?
 
TuscaroraBorealis
11/16/2012 07:14AM
 
This was Aurora's first visit to the Ribbon Rock



Another thread
 
TuscaroraBorealis
11/16/2012 07:59AM
 
quote paddlefamily: "pretty! Can anyone explaine how this was formed? Are there others in the area like it?"


For some great information/history about the Ribbon Rock I highly recommend Dorothy Molter - The root beer lady of Knife lake


Also, I believe there is another ribbon type rock near the Soudan underground mine.
 
Savage Voyageur
11/16/2012 12:40PM
 
quote schweady: "I recall reading the work of some researchers who noted that the Molter rock is not similar to exposed rocks of the Knife Lake Group and have evidence that it was brought in from a lake on Quetico's Man Chain.



The ribbon rock along the trails behind the Soudan Mine is impressively large. Someone on this site once posted a picture.
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If you read the book about the root beer lady, it was brought to her lake by some friends in a aluminum boat, bent the side of the boat too. I saw it two years ago. I just looked at the shore for a large rock that looked differant than the other surrounding rocks.
 
mocha
11/16/2012 07:00AM
 
a very small piece



 
mcsweem
11/16/2012 06:25AM
 
This is the ribbon rock on knife. I'm sure there are many many people who have taken pictures of it. It ocurrs to me that it looks different everytime I see it depending on conditions it's a lot more brilliant when it's
wet and the sun comes out. Lets see everybodies pictures.
 
snakecharmer
11/16/2012 08:16PM
 
Close up.
 
schweady
11/16/2012 09:28AM
 
I recall reading the work of some researchers who noted that the Molter rock is not similar to exposed rocks of the Knife Lake Group and have evidence that it was brought in from a lake on Quetico's Man Chain.


The ribbon rock along the trails behind the Soudan Mine is impressively large. Someone on this site once posted a picture.

 
paddlefamily
11/16/2012 01:52PM
 
quote Savage Voyageur: "quote schweady: "I recall reading the work of some researchers who noted that the Molter rock is not similar to exposed rocks of the Knife Lake Group and have evidence that it was brought in from a lake on Quetico's Man Chain.




The ribbon rock along the trails behind the Soudan Mine is impressively large. Someone on this site once posted a picture.
"




If you read the book about the root beer lady, it was brought to her lake by some friends in a aluminum boat, bent the side of the boat too. I saw it two years ago. I just looked at the shore for a large rock that looked differant than the other surrounding rocks. "



Read her book, but I sure missed this detail. Thanks.
 
bear bait
11/16/2012 08:46PM
 



Wish I would have splashed some water on it to make it shine.