One of the most enduring...

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One of the most enduring memories you will have from the area is Silver Lake. It was first called Indigo Lake by the early explorers but owing to its high altitude (6,763 ft) it often remains iced over or teeming with growlers until July. I think it was a low-snow year when we visited. August 3, 2003.

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Nelson

Great photo to go ...

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... with a great page! Nice.

Posted Jan 6, 2005 10:52 pm

Saintgrizzly

Beautiful, but...

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...I wonder why it was called Indigo Lake...?

(Just kidding.)

Posted Jan 7, 2005 2:29 am

Todd Caudle

What's a growler?

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???

Posted Jan 7, 2005 4:19 pm


	Klenke	Re: What's a growler?
	Hasn't voted	...Back in 1828 there was a man who had a singular vision. He wanted to provide Americans with a book that they could use to better themselves. But he did not invent the book. Such a thing had been around for 300 years. He only improved upon it. His name: Noah Webster. The book: a dictionary....
		Posted Jan 7, 2005 4:42 pm


	Todd Caudle	Re: What's a growler?
	Voted 10/10	...Back in the '70s there was a man who wanted the world to have easy access to information without having to look through books. So he invented the Internet. His name was Al Gore. I would've looked it up in a dictionary first, wiseguy, but it sounded like a slang or regional term. But I looked it up at dictionary.com, and came up with four possibilities. I'm guessing it's #3: 1. One, such as a dog, that growls. 2. A small iceberg. 3. Informal. A container, such as a pail or pitcher, that is used for carrying beer. 4. Electricity. An electromagnetic device with two poles, used for magnetizing, demagnetizing, and finding short-circuited coils.
		Posted Jan 12, 2005 2:59 pm