The sculpted sandstone cliffs that line Lake Superior's south shore are a national treasure, and that's why the U.S. Congress designated the area as a National Lakeshore back in 1966. As our country's first National Lakeshore, the Pictured Rocks area attracts over half-a-million visitors each year. When you take a boat tour of the Pictured Rocks, one of the first things you'll notice is that the cliffs are streaked in a variety of rich colors. These stains are caused by mineral-laden groundwater leaching out of the rock. Iron creates rust-red streaks while manganese is responsible for the black stains. Green and blue streaking comes from copper and white represents the calcium content in lime. To remind yourself of the beauty of these magnificent rock formations every time you reach for your checkbook, choose Mineral Streak Side Tear Checks from the Scenic Checks collection at CheckAdvantage. Don't delay -- order yours today!
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