This is the shoreline along a portion of the coastal trail in the Lake Superior Provincial Park. Painted on the sides of the sheer cliff wall at about eye level are Indian Petroglyphs that are a few hundred years old. I hadn’t been to this part of the park in several years so I thought I’d visit. As you can see the ledge to walk along is not very wide at the base of the cliff and it is slippery. Signs warn you of the possibility of death or serious injury if a wave should catch you unexpectedly. There have been deaths. I spoke to the Park ranger who advised that a few days before my visit water from the waves reached 3/4 up the cliff face. Apart from that I enjoyed the hike and the scenery. This photo combined three photos shot with different shutter speeds (hdr).

Camera: Canon 30D
Shutter Speed: variable
Aperature: 7.1
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 17 mm