Tucked away from view sits this lake that is outside of base. If you look at the right hand bottom of the photo, you can see where I caught a rock splooshing into the water.
The lake is one mile long and a half mile wide. No motorized boats are allowed, but you can put row boats, kayaks etc .on there. It is a quiet suprise as you come upon it. Lots of birds as you can imagine, if you look closely, I am sure there is a duck or two in the photo.
The mountains you see in the distance are across the basin close to a hundred miles away. It is called Raptor lake and the military is in charge of it, but it is open for public use.
Tucked away from view sits this lake that is outside of base. If you look at the right hand bottom of the photo, you can see where I caught a rock splooshing into the water. 
The lake is one mile long and a half mile wide. No motorized boats are allowed, but you can put row boats, kayaks etc .on there. It is a quiet suprise as you come upon it. Lots of birds as you can imagine, if you look closely, I am sure there is a duck or two in the photo. 
The mountains you see in the distance are across the basin close to a hundred miles away. It is called Raptor lake and the military is in charge of it, but it is open for public use.
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