Our only plans for the day is
to go to Klamath Falls so to get there we opted for the scenic highway 66 that
traverses through the Cascade Siskiyou National Monument. After a ninety minute drive with
beautiful views we arrived in Klamath Falls and quickly
realized that Klamath Falls was not going to be our final stop for the day. It is a town that has been worn down through
time with little done to rebuild or gentrify it. So after lunch we looked at the map and
decided to move on to Lakeview two hours east.
The drive through the Fremont-Winema National Forest and high desert was enjoyable
and scenic. Lakeview is a sleepy little
town but it also has its own charm. For
dinner we decided to grab a sandwich and drive to Goose Lake State Park on the
Oregon-California border and enjoy the evening on the lake shore for our patented
shady tree happy hour. We arrived at the
park and quickly realized that the name of the park must change since calling
it a lake is false advertising. The pictures
below show what we saw on the map and what we expected versus reality.
What we saw on Google Maps |
What we expected |
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Goose Lake State Park |
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"Shady Tree Happy Hour" in Goose Lake State park |
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"Old Kentucky" building in Lakeview |
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"Old Kentucky" building in Lakeview |
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The only Prius within 200 miles of Lakeview |
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