Gerber Lake |
Day 2 (6/13/12)
We had been planning on going to Mauthe Lake Camping sometime
this week but when I came home from school Tuesday and there was a dumpster in
the driveway and the shingles were being torn off the roof we realized that was
out of the question. Apparently the roofers had to change their plans and showed
up early. We are glad to get it done but we won’t be doing any camping. They
said they had to finish another job on Wednesday so they would not be back
until Thursday. Eileen and I decided to take advantage of their absent and at
least take a trip to Gerber Lake. Once again wind was a bit of an issue but as
long as you stayed close to the trees it wasn’t too bad. I managed to get a
little fishing done while Eileen explored. It is fun seeing how the lake changes
from one year to the next. The biggest noticeable change was to the “Lady of
the Lake” an old root cluster that looks like a female form. This year her once
sleek body was starting to flake and peal. Gerber is surrounded with natural
sculptures made from windfalls making it one of the more interesting lakes we
go to. After checking out all the old haunts we headed home.
Some of the wildlife |
One of the many sculptures |
Turtle |
Lady of the Lake |
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