Crater Lake Snow!

[Elessar]

Upwards of 40 feet annually up there:

http://mailtribune.com/news/top-stories/snow-falls-roads-close-at-crater-lake

[Elessar]

Photo of F-4's over Crater Lake:

http://www.greenwichworkshop.com/details/default.asp?p=3842&t=4

[darin]

Love the F4 shot. Those planes were beautiful.

Love Crater lake but only drove by one time. I miss the USA for things like Crater Lake. I see what's there and I think it would be impossible for me to live in a big city somewhere. I want to find a tiny town somewhere in the mountains and shut off the TV and try to live the rest of my life without being sickened by the latest mass shooting and progressive/leftist agenda.

[High_Plains_Drifter]

Love the F4 shot. Those planes were beautiful.

Love Crater lake but only drove by one time. I miss the USA for things like Crater Lake. I see what's there and I think it would be impossible for me to live in a big city somewhere. I want to find a tiny town somewhere in the mountains and shut off the TV and try to live the rest of my life without being sickened by the latest mass shooting and progressive/leftist agenda.
I've been watching less and less news myself. I'd usually get up in the morning and watch news for 2 or 3 hours, and be on the computer getting stories, but lately I've been tuning it out. For one, I can't do a damn thing about one tiny bit of it. My ONLY recourse is my vote, one measly vote, and that doesn't come around very often. So I've just been thinking, why watch this news every morning and let it just ruin my day? Why dwell on something you can't change? Yes maybe a person should stay informed, but there's no need to cram your head with it, unless you like doing that. I'd rather enjoy my day and not start it out with news stories that just piss me off... about something I can't change.