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Sep 3
Sunrise Sunset views
Majestic ethereal
       Brilliant sparkle shine
     Wind on the lake diamonds dance
    Incandescent Luminous


Tanka Haiku
5 Lines 31 syllables 5-7-5-7-7


Inspired song
1) Eagle and the Hawk
By John Denver
BLT Websters word of the day Challenge
Incandescent9-2-24
Literally, and figuratively that which is
white or glowing.
Brilliant, impressive, happy, lively

I thought Diamond Lake got it’s name from the million sparkles reflected on the water in the breeze of the setting sun and sunrise
But the facts;
John Diamond, 1847, Irish immigrant settler first saw the lake in 1852 while searching for a wagon route over the cascade mountains. He climbed the timberline at commanding Peak and saw 23 miles of skyline and the Lake.
His name was given to
His view point
Dimond Peak (1870 feet)
and Diamond Lake
Written by
CJ Sutherland  63/U.S
(63/U.S)   
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