Lakes that survived the drought: Tahoe, Rollins, Donner and Scotts Flat

Posted by jeffpelline on July 28, 2015 · Leave a Comment

SURE, CALIFORNIA HAS A drought, which is impacting recreation on some of its most popular rivers, lakes and reservoirs. But with trillions of gallons of water, Lake Tahoe — the nation’s second deepest lake — is poised to welcome water enthusiasts from all over this summer. The same goes for most other lakes in our […]

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Lakes that survived the drought: Tahoe, Rollins, Donner and Scotts Flat

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