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Crater Lake, California
Click on the illustration above, to really enjoy the details
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(co-published with Postcard from California)
While we were walking along the rim of Crater Lake, I was already planning a return trip back to see more of that incredibly clean, blue, blue, blue water in the high, dry air.
I particularly liked reading the informative little sign about a pile of ten thousand year old sandals an Oregon researcher found beneath volcanic ashes, demonstrating that people were probably living in this area before, and possibly during the eruption that created the crater that makes the lake basin.
They were made out of sagebrush. Liiiiike, how comfortable would THOSE be to hike in?
There were dozens of pairs of shoes left. How come? Didn't somebody miss them? Could it be an ancient days Cinderella story?
A spot of time travel to solve this little mystery is definitely in order.
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Perhaps an ancient Cinderella, ran off and left her sagebrush slippers behind
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