Lost lake in Minnesota

Up-North

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s.e. Minnesota’s driftless area
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This one baffles me. Everything points to a lost lake.
I’m a long ways away from its distribution area.
The only other that comes close would be a pelican lake.
But the notches are way off for that. S.E. Minnesota
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sandchip

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Nice! That shoulder removal looks intentional.
 

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I think it is an awesome picked it up. I can understand easily how it could go many ways. Its one of those questions in a collection that adds character and that mystical, metaphysical element that draws us all in alittle closer.
 

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