TUPPER: Lake reverence resurgent in city
July 27, 2012 at 2:04 am in The Daily Republic
“This Kiwanis Woodlot we dedicate to you,” the plaque says, “to you who believe that trees and flowers, rocks, rivers, lakes and skies are beautiful thoughts made manifest, reflecting God’s love and care for his children. This, to us, is sacred ground.” Continue Reading
Your article brought back fond memories of growing up in Mitchell in the ‘50’s and taking full advantage of Lake Mitchell. There were many years of swimming lessons at the beach, and often we persuaded Mom to drive us out again in the afternoon. When wild plums were ripe there was a nice patch behind the parking lot at the beach. We enjoyed winter sledding and July 4th fireworks at the amphitheater. Fishing from the dam netted crappies and loads of fun. Bike riding and hiking around the lake were such great adventures. When I went to college in the Twin Cities I was shocked to find that full access to most of the lakes was private. I’m grateful that people are again maintaining the unique treasure that is Lake Mitchell.
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