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    Quote Originally Posted by CalOldBlue View Post
    Well, about 7-8,000 years ago, Mt Mazama, a Cascade volcano, blew it's top, resulting on the current Crater Lake.
    I think it would be fair to say it was a little hotter in the neighborhood, at least for awhile, then.
    The first time I saw Crater Lake was in late May, the road had just been opened -- it was magical.

    Very nice photo!

    These were taken in May, 1994 -- must have been less snow that year...

    (Photo by Megan Edwards)

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    (Photo by Megan Edwards)

    Mark
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