Fall is the time of year when the water level in Powell Lake is at its lowest. That's because there's little rain over the summer, and power generation at the dam sucks away quite a bit. Fortunately, because our float cabin is in about 90 feet of water, we are safe from going aground. The up side to the dry season is that,many submerged stumps emerge to provide a more "decorative" shoreline.
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What a great photo Margy. The water levels are really low in the Great Lakes too.
ReplyDeletesad about the level of the water, but this does make for a beautiful reflection.
ReplyDeleteIt is a gorgeous reflection!
ReplyDeleteThat is a really cool stump and the reflection makes it double-special!
ReplyDeletetres belle photo,bravo !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection of the roots. The roots are so attractive bleached and growing over the rock.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for stopping by and commenting on my Weekend Reflections post. With all the rain we've had in the last few weeks, the lake has gone way up. No more artistic stumps until next fall. - Margy
ReplyDeleteLove this!
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