Crater Lake, OR
After lunch, we drove to the deepest lake in America, Crater Lake; it is more than 2000 ft deep. We walked around the southern rim of the lake to the refurbished Lodge and had a few snowball fights along the way. We tried to have drinks sitting on the veranda in the comfy rocking chairs but the non-English-speaking waitress was not up to the task so we gave up. The Lodge is still lovely and looks like it would be a wonderful place to stay. The weather was perfect and the lake was its trademark gorgeous blue (very different than Sandy's last visit with Chris in the midst of a spectacular storm and Mike and Angie's visit surrounded by smoke from a forest fire).
After lunch, we drove to the deepest lake in America, Crater Lake; it is more than 2000 ft deep. We walked around the southern rim of the lake to the refurbished Lodge and had a few snowball fights along the way. We tried to have drinks sitting on the veranda in the comfy rocking chairs but the non-English-speaking waitress was not up to the task so we gave up. The Lodge is still lovely and looks like it would be a wonderful place to stay. The weather was perfect and the lake was its trademark gorgeous blue (very different than Sandy's last visit with Chris in the midst of a spectacular storm and Mike and Angie's visit surrounded by smoke from a forest fire).
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