Why is Crater Lake a must-see?
Having been there a couple of times, and camped all my life all over the west, I am surprised every time I see it on someone's itinerary. The drive there is nice (no matter which route you take)....
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Is the "Old Man" still in the lake???,
as the Rangers use to call him.
The last time I seen him was the late 80's, he may have gone under by now.
What is the "Old Man", you ask,
it is an old stump of a tree, that stuck up/out of the water at least 20+', and floated all over the lake, depending on wind currents etc.
It was a big thing with all family's who could spot the "Old Man, first......
He was in the lake for LOTS of years, I know from the 60's to the 80's.
Tia,
Don
as the Rangers use to call him.
The last time I seen him was the late 80's, he may have gone under by now.
What is the "Old Man", you ask,
it is an old stump of a tree, that stuck up/out of the water at least 20+', and floated all over the lake, depending on wind currents etc.
It was a big thing with all family's who could spot the "Old Man, first......
He was in the lake for LOTS of years, I know from the 60's to the 80's.
Tia,
Don
nvreloader wrote:
How many of you that have visited Crater Lake, have seen the "Old Man" ????? Tia, Don
