Leaving Lake Tahoe, we headed toward Washoe Lake State Park. After paying our $7 entrance fee, we discovered the lake was mostly dried up.
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Trail to Beach sign, but there is no beach |
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What is left of Lake Washoe can be seen in the distance. |
As we walked the path to the non-existent beach, we came across drifts of grass seeds that would billow up in the wind. We had a great time watching them.
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a mound of grass seeds across the trail |
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a closer look at the mound of grass seeds |
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a couple of individual grass seeds |
We then headed to Reno. After checking into our hotel, we took a shuttle to the Grant Sierra Resort for dinner at their buffet before crashing for the night.
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