Incredible by Any Measure... the Great Lakes

[rambowcats]

I miss my beloved Great Lakes; I moved away in 1985. So glad to see people taking care of them. The entire area is so magnificent!

[paulmezhir]

I live about 200 yards away from Niagara Falls, just above the rim of the Niagara River gorge. Nothing compares to living in a place that enjoys the constant, eternal roar of the cataracts over which the water of these magnificent lakes flows. I consider myself to be so fortunate to be so close to the water that brings and sustains so much life.

[nochatter]

Its interesting that Canada/USA has excess to largest fresh water in the world while Australia non whatsoever...Honestly the Great Lakes are a national treasure that need to be taken care of.

[u.p.woodtick]

Hello from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Manistique

[COtrucker]

The Great Lakes are a diamond on the hand of North America, brightly shining jewel on friendship bordering. Freshwater highway coming down from Canada, all along the shorelines you can hear them sing sweet mother Michigan father Superior, coming down from Mackinac and Sault St Marie, bluewater Huron, flows down to Lake Erie falls to Ontario and runs on out to sea!

[BadgerCheese]

I live in the Twin Cities and feel blessed to have mighty Superior just a few hours north. I been to Duluth, Minnesota, Chicago, Illinois, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Mackinaw City, Michigan. So many beautiful cities on lake shores or on the mighty Niagara Falls!

[timwright]

I have the extreme good fortune to live on the north shore of Lake Superior and am endlessly awed, amazed and grateful for the endless wonders of this treasure. I will do all I can to protect it for all and for eternity.

[kattoneycliffe]

What amazingly fascinating rock formations in this video!!❤

[antknee]

I miss living by lake Erie. I grew up swimmimg and fishing there and I've always felt a spiritual connection to the Great Lakes. Watching lakers sail in to what was then a very busy Cleveland with coal and iron ore for the steele mills. Trying to explain the lakes to people our here in California...they just dont get it and really, until you've actually seen them you cant understand how awesome and BIG they are.

[wahswolf]

Oh so much love this. Have had time on the Great Lakes and, wow you never will forget a long traverse on these beauties. However, the same Ice Age that created these gems also created many inland lakes, tiny and large. These little guys are my favorites.

[ssphoto]

This documentary is so polite to those who have nearly ruined the Lakes. When I see derelict mining operations, continued pollution and more, this folks need to be held accountable and clean up their mess.

[hughhaefner]

The great lakes are immense and incredible. Asian carp are now the biggest threat. They are at the very edge of these spectacular lakes.

[explodingtoiletproductions]

We agree with the video SAVE THE LAKES

[gocinjo]

i like great lakes and i would like to live and work

[BarbaraSpringmystuff]

The Nature Conservancy does important work. I have written a non-fiction book, The Dynamic Great Lakes that ecourages people to learn about these freshwater seas and then to do what they can to preserve them.

[Lukie]

The Great Lakes are a lot better than Oceans!

[barbouyou]

If I were in high school today, I would definitely consider this path to living in the future! MY goal now is to leave a very small if any footprint with the knowledge I have acquired in my life. I suddenly realize there is something to be said about tomorrow! It can be exciting for those who are willing to “imagineer”! All you old people step aside and don’t keep them down with your old outdated beliefs! Lift them up. Help them soar because just as your were pioneers before them, they come before you now!

[CarmieSchulz]

Does anybody love Lake Huron like me? I don't know why but it's like my spiritual home.

[goodday]

I would like to fly over all that 300 years ago

[uvhciM]

No, Roy, it's not "like living in the North Pole", but a four seasons region with actual variety. On top of that, winter is fantastic here, and only miserable to clueless noobs who don't know how to dress for it!