The Glacial Grooves On Ohio's Kelleys Island Look Like Something From Another Planet
April Dray
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Did you know that Ohio is home to the largest accessible glacial grooves in the world? Few people do. You can find them on Kelleys Island, and they’re a must-see if you get a chance to travel to the Lake Erie Islands. These otherworldly grooves are absolutely fascinating to see, as they’re definite proof of an important piece of Ohio, American, and world history. Take a peek at what you can expect at the Glacial Grooves on Kelleys Island in Ohio.
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