For those of you in the northern hemisphere, I hope you are enjoying summer.
Felix's WOGE 497 took us to "The Big Rock" in Southern Alberta, Canada where a gigantic and seemingly misplaced quartzite mega-boulder (moved by glaciers during the last ice age) juts out of the prairie landscape.
Below is WOGE 498. As always, please post the latitude, longitude and some commentary on the geology/geomorphology/geography of the feature in the satellite photo. The winner has the privilege of hosting the next WOGE. A list of previous WOGE locations can be found here:
Good luck!
